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Monteith, Anderson and Solomon at USC

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Henrie Monteith (left), Robert G. Anderson (center) and James L. Solomon (right) leave the Administration Building after having registered at the University of South Carolina. They are the first three African-American students at the University since Reconstruction.
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  1. School Integration
  2. Treadwell, Henrie M
  3. Universities
  4. University Of South Carolina

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