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Propositions to the Armed Bands
November 26, 1861
Front of printed handbill concerning an offer of amnesty to local rebels. Annotations by Colonel C.R. Jennison appear on back.
Release to be signed by the writer of the letter or his (her) parent or guardian
circa 1964
Miscellaneous materials gathered during Jo Ann Ooiman Robinson's time in Mississippi, 1964-1965.
The role of the federal government in the Deep South
circa 1964
SNCC memorandum regarding the role of the federal government in the deep south
Communities Wherein Freedom Schools Will be Held
circa 1963 -- 1967
Mississippi Summer Project, circa 1963-1967.
Exhibit 1 for 1964 session of Mississippi Legislature, House Bill No. 180
1964 - 1966
Materials compiled by Sandra Hard from her time with the Student Nonviolient Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in Holly Springs, Mississippi, circa 1964-1966.
Benton County sections
Materials related to the Mississippi Freedom Project gathered and created by Robert Feinglass, a volunteer for the project.
