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Act Prohibiting the Importation of Slaves
Act Prohibiting the Importation of Slaves 3/2/1807
Appeal to the Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia
Appeal to the Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia 5/27/1966
Card Punch Operators Working on Population Cards
Card Punch Operators Working on Population Cards ca. 1940 - 1941
Card Punch Operators Working on Population Cards, Negro Section
Card Punch Operators Working on Population Cards, Negro Section ca. 1940 - 1941
Decision in Loving v. Virginia
Decision in Loving v. Virginia 6/12/1967
Declarations for Ship Reports Regarding Enslaved People on Board
Declarations for Ship Reports Regarding Enslaved People on Board 1820
Executive Order 9980, Dated July 26, 1948, in which President Truman sets Regulations Governing Fair Employment Practices within the Federal Establishment
Executive Order 9980, Dated July 26, 1948, in which President Truman sets Regulations Governing Fair Employment Practices within the Federal Establishment 7/26/1948
Fort Yuma Voter Roll
Fort Yuma Voter Roll ca. 1934 - 1936
Indian Reorganization Act
Indian Reorganization Act 6/18/1934
President Lyndon B. Johnson Signing the Immigration Act
President Lyndon B. Johnson Signing the Immigration Act 10/3/1965
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