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Letter from W. E. B. Du Bois to Ellen Irene Diggs

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Addressed to "Nell,"mentioning that he knows that it is too late for his information on the Du Bois circle to be of use, providing the founding date of the Niagara Movement as 1907, and mentioning that Reverend Waller in Baltimore suggested the idea of starting women's auxiliary circles.
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