Letter from James L. Davis to MLK

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Here a retired minister offers support and good wishes to Dr. King while pleading with him to reconsider his stance on Vietnam.

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Letter from James L. Davis to MLK
Saturday, November 11, 1967
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Page #2 [Inserted Text: Fourth Paragraph in First Sentence: C] [Crossed Out: did] [Inserted Text: Fifth Paragraph in First Sentence: "] [Inserted Text: Ninth Paragraph in Third Sentence: n] [Inserted Text: Ninth Paragraph in Seventh Sentence: v] [Inserted Text: Tenth Paragraph in Second Sentence: y] [Closing Signature: J. Ludwell Davis]
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Correspondence

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Martin Luther King, Jr. - Political and Social Views
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Honors - Nobel Peace Prize
Theology, Doctrinal
Support Correspondence
Protestantism
Pacifism
Communism
Race Relations
People
King, Martin Luther, Jr.

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