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Miriam Van Waters Papers. Male Prisoner Correspondence, 1927-1971. Correspondence: G-L, 1954-1967. A-71, folder 592. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
(seq. 15)
[Oct 5, 1953]
Dear Miss Waters I am very glad to have heard from you concern Debora. Words cant explain my appreciation How much Mr Coggins told me about your requiring of me and I told him to write and give you my name. I am very much interest in you visit me. I would like, very very much to talk to you, if and when you come up here to visit and about Debora to. She mean a great deal to me. There is quite a lot I would like for you to no
(seq. 23)
[Jan 22, 1966]
Dear Miss Waters I recieved your letter and I am glad to heard from you and I hope you is ok in all kind of ways Look! I got a letter from Debora and she said she were leaving for Box 99 19 of this month Look I want you to tell her that she have my Sister address wrong she move to
(seq. 41)
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Best part of your life in jail. I want Freedom & I Henry Hardy is going to appreciate it this time Sincerely And Miss Waters words wont express How much I appreciate if you could get her job so she get out of there and be here if she get out you wont regrete it that I believe And I be expecting to see you before weather get bad to
Sincerely your H Hardy