Collection: Breece D'J Pancake papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Breece D' J. Pancake to Helen Pancake (ALS and TLS photocopies) Box 1, Folder 8

With Jesse Stuart letter annotated by Breece and letter from Phoebe-Lou Adams after Breece's death

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Breece D' J. Pancake to Helen Pancake (ALS photocopy) Box 1, Folder 5

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Breece D' J. Pancake to Helen Pancake (ALS photocopy) Box 1, Folder 9

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Breece D' J. Pancake to Helen Pancake (last letter) (TL photocopy) Box 1, Folder 14

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Breece D' J. Pancake to Helen Pancake (TLS photocopies) Box 1, Folder 10

with greivance letters from Mike Beasley (former teacher) and Richard Jones (UVA professor and family friend)

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Breece D' J. Pancake to Helen Pancake (TLS photocopy) Box 1, Folder 6

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Breece D' J. Pancake to John Casey (last letter) and letter about the have and have-nots as well as a dedication of "The Honored Dead" (ALS and TLS) Box 1, Folder 13

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Breece D' J. Pancake to John Casey (TLS) with poems Box 1, Folder 3

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Breece D' J Pancake to Michael Jennings Box 1, Folder 18

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Breece D' J Pancake to Michael Jennings Box 1, Folder 24

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