Black Poets Write On: An Anthology of Black Philadelphian Poets (Schomburg 811.508-B ) (Q14150): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: presentation inscription (P52): To Mrs. Jean Blackwell Hutson of the Schomburg Library, New York City. | We would like to add our first publication to your enormous collection of black books. Continue to do the fine job you've won a reputation of doing. | James Spady | 5/25/70 | BLACK HISTORY MUSEUM COMMITTEE | PHILADELPHIA, PA) |
(Changed claim: presentation inscription (P52): To Mrs. Jean Blackwell Hutson of the Schomburg Library, New York City. | We would like to add our first publication to your enormous collection of black books. Continue to do the fine job you've won a reputation of doing. | James Spady | 5/25/70 | BLACK HISTORY MUSEUM COMMITTEE | PHILADELPHIA, PA) |
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| Property / presentation inscription: To Mrs. Jean Blackwell Hutson of the Schomburg Library, New York City. | We would like to add our first publication to your enormous collection of black books. Continue to do the fine job you've won a reputation of doing. | James Spady | 5/25/70 | BLACK HISTORY MUSEUM COMMITTEE | PHILADELPHIA, PA / qualifier | |||
| Property / presentation inscription: To Mrs. Jean Blackwell Hutson of the Schomburg Library, New York City. | We would like to add our first publication to your enormous collection of black books. Continue to do the fine job you've won a reputation of doing. | James Spady | 5/25/70 | BLACK HISTORY MUSEUM COMMITTEE | PHILADELPHIA, PA / qualifier | |||
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Schomburg 811.508-B
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| English | Black Poets Write On: An Anthology of Black Philadelphian Poets (Schomburg 811.508-B ) |
Schomburg 811.508-B |
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To Mrs. Jean Blackwell Hutson of the Schomburg Library, New York City. | We would like to add our first publication to your enormous collection of black books. Continue to do the fine job you've won a reputation of doing. | James Spady | 5/25/70 | BLACK HISTORY MUSEUM COMMITTEE | PHILADELPHIA, PA
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