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——. The Magazine Novels of Pauline Hopkins.
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Howe, Florence. Telephone interview. Fall 1988.

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Johnson, Mrs. A. E.
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——. The Hazeley Family.
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Johnson, Josephine W.
Now in November.
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Jones, Gayle.
White Rat.
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Kelley, Emma Dunham.
Megda.
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Silences.
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——. Telephone interview. Fall 1988.

Konecky, Edith.
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