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Letter from United States Dept. of Justice to W. E. B. Du Bois

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Concerning the duties of Perry Howard with the United States Department of Justice. Remarks on a claim being handled by the Dept. of Justice brought by Professor W. H. H. Hart, law teacher at Howard University, a summary of railroad cases, the listing of Supreme Court claims, the limited clerical aspects of Howard's position, and the lack of "Jim-Crow" features in Howard's assignments. Typewritten on stationery from the United States Department of Justice.
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  2. United States Dept. Of Justice

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