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Letter from Anna Melissa Graves to unidentified correspondent

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Thanking recipient of the clipping on E. D. Diggs (mums312-b151-i389) and commenting on length thereon; noting her distrust of the U.S. government; describing Diggs's background, experience, and mistreatment; noting plans to ask W. E. B. Du Bois and other prominent acquaintances "what they think of the danger to the Negroes themselves and to the Negro Cause." See also mums312-b151-i064, i389.
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  1. Diggs, Ernest D
  2. Trials, Litigation, Etc

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