An edition of An earnest appeal to members of the 61st Congress (codifying, revising and amending the postal laws) to safeguard the liberty of the press, and to let the papers circulate without government supervision, espionage or interference (1910)

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An earnest appeal to members of the 61st Cong ...
Wilmer Atkinson
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An edition of An earnest appeal to members of the 61st Congress (codifying, revising and amending the postal laws) to safeguard the liberty of the press, and to let the papers circulate without government supervision, espionage or interference (1910)

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Postal service, Second-class matter, Newspaper publishing, Periodicals, Publishing, United States. Congress 1910), United States, United States. Congress
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An earnest appeal to members of the 61st Congress (codifying, revising and amending the postal laws) to safeguard the liberty of the press, and to let the papers circulate without government supervision, espionage or interference
1910, [The Author]
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Signed at end of text: "Wilmer Atkinson, Philadelphia, March 1910."

McCoy Coll. copy unbound.

McCoy, R.E. Freedom, A281

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KF2738.A85 E27 1910

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8 pages

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OL44445816M
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18540218

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