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Letter from W. E. B. Du Bois to James A. Cobb

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Thanking Cobb for sending a picture and data about himself. Asking him for more information on "the municipal judges of Washington" and "colored men in the United States who have occupied judicial positions."
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  1. African American Judges
  2. African Americans

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