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    Robert Vance and J. W. Dunham to Horace Kephart, May 11, 1898

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    In this letter of May 11, 1898, Robert Vance and J. W. Dunham write Horace Kephart to experss their interest in becoming a sharpshooter to aid in the Spanish-American War effort.Carl Junction, Mo. May 11th, 1898 Mr. Chas Nelson St. Louis, Mo. Dear Sir, We would like to enlist in your company of shrap-shooters as we are crack-shot and would like to participated in picking off some off the Dons. Hoping to hear from you at the earliest date possible, we remain, Yours for service Robert Vance, J. W. Dunham P.S. Please give conditions required to enlist etc.

    Miscellaneous Correspondence on Arab-Israeli Conflict (1975-1977): Richard Smith (19 July 1976) and Janet Dunham (31 July 1975)

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    Letter dated 19 July 1976 from Richard Smith to Dr. Sayegh, thanking him for a recent dispatch with the Zionism statement; Letter dated 31 July 1975 from Janet Dunham following Ssyegh\u27s viait to Loma Linda Universit

    Marriage certificate of Cyrus Moore Dunham and Lucy J. McEntire.

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    The marriage certificate of Cyrus Moore Dunham and Lucy J. McEntire.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_cyrusmooredunham/1037/thumbnail.jp

    Autograph of Jo Mink Dunham in "From Self-Esteem to Sex-Esteem"

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    The title page and an autograph by the author, Jo Mink Dunham, in their work ""From Self-Esteem to Sex-Esteem: Lessons from the Gender Evolution of 'The Girls'"" with an inscription.To Gloria - August 26, 2015 I hope we meet some day. I would love to work with you in some way. This book did not have a wide distribution and the timing of a new release or enhanced edition would be, I believe, well received now should you be interested. jo dunha

    Review Of Katherine Dunham: Dancing A Life By J. Aschenbrenner

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    Also author of Katherine Dunham: Reflections on the Social and Political Contexts of Afro-American Dance (1981), Aschenbrenner (emer., anthropology, Southern Illinois Univ.) draws on her more than 25-year association with Dunham and her knowledge of Dunham\u27s school and company. The volume is the first to contextualize Dunham\u27s views on anthropology and dance and to focus on the ways that she employed each discipline in service of social activism. Aschenbrenner interweaves biographical sketches and details with more comprehensive discussions of Dunham\u27s life\u27s work. She includes reflections from Dunham\u27s own beautifully written memoirs (A Touch of Innocence, 1959, and Island Possessed, 1969) and from students, former company members, and friends. Written in accessible prose, the book includes a clear record of the company\u27s touring history along with descriptions of Dunham\u27s educational and cultural programs developed in and for the community of East St. Louis. Four well-organized appendixes provide biographical details, choreographic records, major honors and awards, and information on lectures and publications. Useful endnotes and ten pages of black-and-white photographs supplement the text. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Collections serving scholars and practitioners of dance at all levels

    D. Dunham et J. Hilhorst, Issues in regional planning

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    Kamara Laï. D. Dunham et J. Hilhorst, Issues in regional planning. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 14, n°54, 1973. Le développement rural. p. 441

    D. Dunham et J. Hilhorst, Issues in regional planning

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    Kamara Laï. D. Dunham et J. Hilhorst, Issues in regional planning. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 14, n°54, 1973. Le développement rural. p. 441

    Walter Dunham, director of the WPA Symphony

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    Photograph L-245-I and L-2745-K show Dunham in a conducting pose. Photograph L-2745-J shows Dunham seated with music score(''Walter Dunham, director of the Works Progress Administration Symphony Orchestra. Taken at Sunken Garden Theater

    Walter Dunham, director of the WPA Symphony

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    Photograph L-245-I and L-2745-K show Dunham in a conducting pose. Photograph L-2745-J shows Dunham seated with music score(''Walter Dunham, director of the Works Progress Administration Symphony Orchestra. Taken at Sunken Garden Theater

    Walter Dunham, director of the WPA Symphony

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    Photograph L-245-I and L-2745-K show Dunham in a conducting pose. Photograph L-2745-J shows Dunham seated with music score(''Walter Dunham, director of the Works Progress Administration Symphony Orchestra. Taken at Sunken Garden Theater
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