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Letter from W. E. B. Du Bois to Frances Hoggan

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Hoggan, Frances

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Writing Hoggan in South Africa and inquiring about her opinion of the newly adopted South African constitution. Du Bois updates Hoggan on civil rights progress and success of the latest Niagara Movement meeting.
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Keywords

  1. Constitution
  2. Government
  3. Politics And Government
  4. To 1945

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