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Material\n         regarding Roger Lea MacBride, II. Material regarding the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party, III. Material regarding Ed Clark,\n         IV. Newsletters and Circulars, V. Oversize Material, and, VI.\n         Videotapes, Tape Recordings, and Films.","The first series is divided into correspondence,\n         Libertarian Party literature, campaign material, photographs,\n         and memorabilia. The correspondence is foldered according to\n         topic. The folders are then arranged in chronological order.\n         The Libertarian Party organization papers are divided into\n         four categories: Libertarian Party literature, Libertarian\n         Party conventions, newspaper and magazine clippings, and\n         miscellaneous. Within these categories these materials are\n         foldered according to topic and arranged chronologically. The\n         campaign material is divided into speeches, press, schedules\n         and itineraries, campaign literature, and miscellaneous.\n         Again, material in each of these categories is foldered\n         according to topic and arranged chronologically. The\n         photographs are in chronological order. The memorabilia is in\n         no specific order, with campaign buttons in one envelope and\n         all other memorabilia in another.","The second series, material regarding the Wisconsin\n         Libertarian Party, is arranged in chronological order with\n         Hess's correspondence and papers preceding the Wisconsin\n         Libertarian Party material. Clippings are placed at the end of\n         this section.","The Ed Clark campaign material, Series III, is in\n         chronological order within one folder.","The newsletters and circular letters comprising Series IV\n         are open accessions as additions are constantly being added.\n         They are organized into four main categories: general\n         Libertarian newsletters, many of which are issued by\n         Libertarian Party headquarters; state newsletters; the \n          Southern Libertarian\n         Messenger; and circular letters. The general party\n         newsletters are foldered according to the title of the\n         newsletter and arranged chronologically. The state newsletters\n         are foldered by state and arranged in alphabetical order. The\n         circular letters are in chronological order.","Oversize material and the videotapes, movie film, and\n         recording are listed separately in chronological order.","The Libertarian Party was founded in California in 1971 to\n         provide a political vehicle for Americans who value the\n         supreme importance of individual liberty, both civil and\n         economic. The Libertarians ran candidates for president and\n         vice-president of the United States in 1972--Dr. John Hospers,\n         director of the School of Philosophy at the University of\n         California, and Tonie Nathan, a broadcast journalist from\n         Eugene, Oregon. They received one electoral vote from a\n         Republican elector in Virginia, Roger MacBride, who broke his\n         pledge to support Richard Nixon, thereby making the\n         Libertarian Party the only minority party to receive any\n         electoral votes in 1972.","Roger MacBride, a Virginia businessman and co-producer of\n         the television series \"Little House on the Prairie.\" was\n         selected as the party's presidential candidate in 1976 and\n         campaigned extensively throughout the United States,\n         particularly in the western states. The Libertarians were on\n         the ballot in thirty-two states in 1976, more than the\n         Independent candidate Eugene McCarthy or any other minority\n         party. The Libertarians received 173,019 votes. MacBride's\n         strength wan centered in the west where he received five and\n         one-half percent of the vote in Alaska and one percent or more\n         in Arizona, Hawaii, and Idaho. His running mate was David P.\n         Bergland, a California lawyer.","The candidate was a graduate of Princeton University and\n         Harvard Law School. Upon graduation from law school he was\n         awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study comparative and\n         constitutional law in the Philippines. In 1960 he moved to\n         Vermont to practice law and was elected to a number of local\n         offices and then to the Vermont state legislature. In 1968 he\n         moved to Virginia and began operation of a farm called\n         \"Esmont.\" MacBride is the author of five books on politics.\n         His libertarian beliefs were first inspired by Rose Wilder\n         Lane, the daughter and sole heir of Laura Ingalls Wilder,\n         author of the \"Little House on the Prairie\" books. He served\n         as Ms Lane's attorney and business agent for many years and\n         when she passed away she willed him the literary rights to her\n         mother's books.","MacBride also acquired from Ms Lane a strong belief in\n         individual responsibility and minimal government, two\n         hallmarks of Libertarian philosophy. The party favors: repeal\n         of laws against victimless crimes such as those involving\n         pornography, drug use, and homosexual activity; the abolition\n         of all federal police agencies; and the elimination of all\n         government subsidies to private enterprise. In foreign and\n         military affairs, the Libertarians advocate the removal of U.\n         S. troops from abroad, a cut in the defense budget, and the\n         emergence of the United States as a kind of \"giant\n         Switzerland\" with no international treaty obligations. In\n         addition, the Libertarians oppose legislation which they feel\n         hinders individual or corporate action. They oppose gun\n         control, civil rights laws, price controls on oil and gas,\n         labor protection laws, federal welfare and poverty programs,\n         forced busing, compulsory education, social security, national\n         health care, federal land use restrictions, the fifty-five\n         miles per hour speed limit, and motorcycle helmet laws.","The Libertarian Party Papers consist of ca. 3500 items (11\n         boxes, 3.5 linear shelf feet), 1973-1980, correspondence,\n         party papers, printed material, and memorabilia of the\n         Libertarian Party at state and national levels. The collection\n         is comprised primarily of material relating to the 1976\n         Presidential campaign of Roger Lea MacBride; papers of the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party from Alyn Hess, president of the\n         Wisconsin Gay Peoples Union; printed material of Ed Clark's\n         1980 presidential campaign as the Libertarian Party candidate;\n         and state and national newsletters, as well as circular\n         letters of the Libertarian Party.","The first series, papers of Roger MacBride, includes\n         correspondence, Libertarian Party organization papers,\n         campaign material, photographs, and memorabilia. Primary\n         correspondents include Edward H. Crane III, national chairman\n         of the Libertarian Party; Robert H. Meier, 1976 national\n         campaign director; Linda Webb, administrative assistant and\n         press secretary; and Roger MacBride. Principle topics of\n         correspondence include: Secret Service protection for minor\n         party candidates; state and local party organization; fund\n         raising; the discriminatory nature of the Federal Elections\n         Campaign Act; and Libertarian publications. There is also a\n         great deal of correspondence on campaign matters including\n         scheduling, balloting information, and thank-you letters for\n         contributions. The Libertarian Party organization papers\n         consist of general party literature, position papers on\n         various domestic issues, materials on the yearly Libertarian\n         conventions, press releases, and newsclippings.","MacBride's campaign materials include biographical material\n         on the candidates, petitions, sample ballots, vote tallies,\n         MacBride's appointment book for July through December of 1975,\n         posters, invitations, menus, postcards, travel information and\n         bumper stickers. The photographs in the collection are both\n         color snapshots and black-and-white photographers' prints,\n         primarily of MacBride's daughter, the different campaign sites\n         visited by MacBride, and the 1975 Libertarian Party\n         convention. There is also a small section of memorabilia which\n         includes campaign buttons, medallions, balloons, luggage tags,\n         ribbons, souvenir pens, a Libertarian straw hat, and a tee\n         shirt. Also included are posters and broadsides from the 1976\n         campgaign, five videotapes of MacBride speaking on various\n         issues, a cassette tape of his acceptance speech in February\n         1975 for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination, and a\n         16 mm. movie film.","The second series--correspondence and papers of the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party--is primarily the papers of Alyn\n         Hess, president of the Wisconsin Gay Peoples Union, concerning\n         invitations to speak before Libertarian gatherings and on\n         Milwaukee public television on the subject of personal rights.\n         Hess was active in the Wisconsin Libertarian Party from 1973\n         to 1977 and soon became one of its most articulate spokesmen\n         on Libertarian beliefs. His correspondence contains a\n         discussion of the problems facing third parties in the United\n         States such as the difficulty in gaining equal news coverage,\n         Libertarian party candidates for state and national office,\n         and the difficulties in developing a new organization. Also\n         included is Hess's letter to the executive director of the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party in January 1978 criticizing\n         certain aspects of the Libertarian Party. In addition to\n         Hess's correspondence, papers regarding Wisconsin Libertarian\n         Party conferences, party memoranda and circular letters, the\n         Libertarian constitution, and printed party literature can be\n         found. Also included is a file of newspaper clippings saved by\n         Hess, 1975-1977, on Libertarian issues, many concerning Roger\n         MacBride's 1976 presidential campaign.","The third series, material regarding Ed Clark's 1980\n         presidential campaign as the Libertarian candidate, is\n         comprised solely of printed material. Included are position\n         papers, newsletters, press releases, pamphlets, a poster, a\n         bumper sticker, a campaign button, and the book, \n          A New Beginning, by Ed\n         Clark.","Newsletters and circular letters comprise the fourth\n         series. Included are incomplete runs of numerous state\n         newsletters as well as the \n          Libertarian News, the national\n         newsletter of the Libertarian Party, and the \n          Southern Libertarian\n         Messenger, published in Florence, South Carolina.\n         Circular letters are primarily from the national headquarters\n         of the Libertarian Party.","English"],"unitid_tesim":["10187 through 10187-i,\n         10429"],"normalized_title_ssm":["Libertarian Party Papers \n          \n         1973-1980"],"collection_title_tesim":["Libertarian Party Papers \n          \n         1973-1980"],"collection_ssim":["Libertarian Party Papers \n          \n         1973-1980"],"repository_ssm":["University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept."],"repository_ssim":["University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept."],"acqinfo_ssim":["The Libertarian Party papers were given to the Library\n            by a number of donors between 1976 and 1980. Accession\n            numbers and donors are listed below. \n             10187: Libertarian Party, Washington, D.C., 1976\n            December 15 \n             10187-a: Libertarian Party, Washington, D.C., 1977\n            January 25 \n             10187-b: Roger Lea McBride, Charlottesville, Va.,\n            1977 February 4 \n             10187-c: W. Morris, Wilmington, Delaware, 1977\n            February 4 \n             10187-e: Stewart L. Engel, Newport, R. I., 1977 July\n            7 \n             10187-f: Southern Libertarian Messenger, S. C., 1977\n            July 7 \n             10187-g: Alyn W. Hess Milwaukee Wisconsin, 1978\n            December 6 \n             10187-h: Roger L. MacBride, Charlottesville, Va.,\n            1979 June 14 \n             10187-i: Libertarian Party, Washington, D.C., 1979\n            August 2 \n             10429: Ed Clark, San Marino, California, 1980\n            December 12"],"has_online_content_ssim":["false"],"physdesc_tesim":["This collection\n         contains ca. 3500 items (12 document boxes, 1 flat oversize box, 1 rolled oversized item, and other audiovisual materials, approx. 10 cubic\n         feet)."],"arrangement_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe collection is arranged in six series: I. Material\n         regarding Roger Lea MacBride, II. Material regarding the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party, III. Material regarding Ed Clark,\n         IV. Newsletters and Circulars, V. Oversize Material, and, VI.\n         Videotapes, Tape Recordings, and Films.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe first series is divided into correspondence,\n         Libertarian Party literature, campaign material, photographs,\n         and memorabilia. The correspondence is foldered according to\n         topic. The folders are then arranged in chronological order.\n         The Libertarian Party organization papers are divided into\n         four categories: Libertarian Party literature, Libertarian\n         Party conventions, newspaper and magazine clippings, and\n         miscellaneous. Within these categories these materials are\n         foldered according to topic and arranged chronologically. The\n         campaign material is divided into speeches, press, schedules\n         and itineraries, campaign literature, and miscellaneous.\n         Again, material in each of these categories is foldered\n         according to topic and arranged chronologically. The\n         photographs are in chronological order. The memorabilia is in\n         no specific order, with campaign buttons in one envelope and\n         all other memorabilia in another.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe second series, material regarding the Wisconsin\n         Libertarian Party, is arranged in chronological order with\n         Hess's correspondence and papers preceding the Wisconsin\n         Libertarian Party material. Clippings are placed at the end of\n         this section.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe Ed Clark campaign material, Series III, is in\n         chronological order within one folder.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe newsletters and circular letters comprising Series IV\n         are open accessions as additions are constantly being added.\n         They are organized into four main categories: general\n         Libertarian newsletters, many of which are issued by\n         Libertarian Party headquarters; state newsletters; the \n         \u003ctitle type=\"simple\" render=\"italic\" href=\"\"\u003eSouthern Libertarian\n         Messenger;\u003c/title\u003eand circular letters. The general party\n         newsletters are foldered according to the title of the\n         newsletter and arranged chronologically. The state newsletters\n         are foldered by state and arranged in alphabetical order. The\n         circular letters are in chronological order.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eOversize material and the videotapes, movie film, and\n         recording are listed separately in chronological order.\u003c/p\u003e"],"arrangement_heading_ssm":["Organization"],"arrangement_tesim":["The collection is arranged in six series: I. Material\n         regarding Roger Lea MacBride, II. Material regarding the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party, III. Material regarding Ed Clark,\n         IV. Newsletters and Circulars, V. Oversize Material, and, VI.\n         Videotapes, Tape Recordings, and Films.","The first series is divided into correspondence,\n         Libertarian Party literature, campaign material, photographs,\n         and memorabilia. The correspondence is foldered according to\n         topic. The folders are then arranged in chronological order.\n         The Libertarian Party organization papers are divided into\n         four categories: Libertarian Party literature, Libertarian\n         Party conventions, newspaper and magazine clippings, and\n         miscellaneous. Within these categories these materials are\n         foldered according to topic and arranged chronologically. The\n         campaign material is divided into speeches, press, schedules\n         and itineraries, campaign literature, and miscellaneous.\n         Again, material in each of these categories is foldered\n         according to topic and arranged chronologically. The\n         photographs are in chronological order. The memorabilia is in\n         no specific order, with campaign buttons in one envelope and\n         all other memorabilia in another.","The second series, material regarding the Wisconsin\n         Libertarian Party, is arranged in chronological order with\n         Hess's correspondence and papers preceding the Wisconsin\n         Libertarian Party material. Clippings are placed at the end of\n         this section.","The Ed Clark campaign material, Series III, is in\n         chronological order within one folder.","The newsletters and circular letters comprising Series IV\n         are open accessions as additions are constantly being added.\n         They are organized into four main categories: general\n         Libertarian newsletters, many of which are issued by\n         Libertarian Party headquarters; state newsletters; the \n          Southern Libertarian\n         Messenger; and circular letters. The general party\n         newsletters are foldered according to the title of the\n         newsletter and arranged chronologically. The state newsletters\n         are foldered by state and arranged in alphabetical order. The\n         circular letters are in chronological order.","Oversize material and the videotapes, movie film, and\n         recording are listed separately in chronological order."],"bioghist_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe Libertarian Party was founded in California in 1971 to\n         provide a political vehicle for Americans who value the\n         supreme importance of individual liberty, both civil and\n         economic. The Libertarians ran candidates for president and\n         vice-president of the United States in 1972--Dr. John Hospers,\n         director of the School of Philosophy at the University of\n         California, and Tonie Nathan, a broadcast journalist from\n         Eugene, Oregon. They received one electoral vote from a\n         Republican elector in Virginia, Roger MacBride, who broke his\n         pledge to support Richard Nixon, thereby making the\n         Libertarian Party the only minority party to receive any\n         electoral votes in 1972.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eRoger MacBride, a Virginia businessman and co-producer of\n         the television series \"Little House on the Prairie.\" was\n         selected as the party's presidential candidate in 1976 and\n         campaigned extensively throughout the United States,\n         particularly in the western states. The Libertarians were on\n         the ballot in thirty-two states in 1976, more than the\n         Independent candidate Eugene McCarthy or any other minority\n         party. The Libertarians received 173,019 votes. MacBride's\n         strength wan centered in the west where he received five and\n         one-half percent of the vote in Alaska and one percent or more\n         in Arizona, Hawaii, and Idaho. His running mate was David P.\n         Bergland, a California lawyer.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe candidate was a graduate of Princeton University and\n         Harvard Law School. Upon graduation from law school he was\n         awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study comparative and\n         constitutional law in the Philippines. In 1960 he moved to\n         Vermont to practice law and was elected to a number of local\n         offices and then to the Vermont state legislature. In 1968 he\n         moved to Virginia and began operation of a farm called\n         \"Esmont.\" MacBride is the author of five books on politics.\n         His libertarian beliefs were first inspired by Rose Wilder\n         Lane, the daughter and sole heir of Laura Ingalls Wilder,\n         author of the \"Little House on the Prairie\" books. He served\n         as Ms Lane's attorney and business agent for many years and\n         when she passed away she willed him the literary rights to her\n         mother's books.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eMacBride also acquired from Ms Lane a strong belief in\n         individual responsibility and minimal government, two\n         hallmarks of Libertarian philosophy. The party favors: repeal\n         of laws against victimless crimes such as those involving\n         pornography, drug use, and homosexual activity; the abolition\n         of all federal police agencies; and the elimination of all\n         government subsidies to private enterprise. In foreign and\n         military affairs, the Libertarians advocate the removal of U.\n         S. troops from abroad, a cut in the defense budget, and the\n         emergence of the United States as a kind of \"giant\n         Switzerland\" with no international treaty obligations. In\n         addition, the Libertarians oppose legislation which they feel\n         hinders individual or corporate action. They oppose gun\n         control, civil rights laws, price controls on oil and gas,\n         labor protection laws, federal welfare and poverty programs,\n         forced busing, compulsory education, social security, national\n         health care, federal land use restrictions, the fifty-five\n         miles per hour speed limit, and motorcycle helmet laws.\u003c/p\u003e"],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical/Historical Information"],"bioghist_tesim":["The Libertarian Party was founded in California in 1971 to\n         provide a political vehicle for Americans who value the\n         supreme importance of individual liberty, both civil and\n         economic. The Libertarians ran candidates for president and\n         vice-president of the United States in 1972--Dr. John Hospers,\n         director of the School of Philosophy at the University of\n         California, and Tonie Nathan, a broadcast journalist from\n         Eugene, Oregon. They received one electoral vote from a\n         Republican elector in Virginia, Roger MacBride, who broke his\n         pledge to support Richard Nixon, thereby making the\n         Libertarian Party the only minority party to receive any\n         electoral votes in 1972.","Roger MacBride, a Virginia businessman and co-producer of\n         the television series \"Little House on the Prairie.\" was\n         selected as the party's presidential candidate in 1976 and\n         campaigned extensively throughout the United States,\n         particularly in the western states. The Libertarians were on\n         the ballot in thirty-two states in 1976, more than the\n         Independent candidate Eugene McCarthy or any other minority\n         party. The Libertarians received 173,019 votes. MacBride's\n         strength wan centered in the west where he received five and\n         one-half percent of the vote in Alaska and one percent or more\n         in Arizona, Hawaii, and Idaho. His running mate was David P.\n         Bergland, a California lawyer.","The candidate was a graduate of Princeton University and\n         Harvard Law School. Upon graduation from law school he was\n         awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study comparative and\n         constitutional law in the Philippines. In 1960 he moved to\n         Vermont to practice law and was elected to a number of local\n         offices and then to the Vermont state legislature. In 1968 he\n         moved to Virginia and began operation of a farm called\n         \"Esmont.\" MacBride is the author of five books on politics.\n         His libertarian beliefs were first inspired by Rose Wilder\n         Lane, the daughter and sole heir of Laura Ingalls Wilder,\n         author of the \"Little House on the Prairie\" books. He served\n         as Ms Lane's attorney and business agent for many years and\n         when she passed away she willed him the literary rights to her\n         mother's books.","MacBride also acquired from Ms Lane a strong belief in\n         individual responsibility and minimal government, two\n         hallmarks of Libertarian philosophy. The party favors: repeal\n         of laws against victimless crimes such as those involving\n         pornography, drug use, and homosexual activity; the abolition\n         of all federal police agencies; and the elimination of all\n         government subsidies to private enterprise. In foreign and\n         military affairs, the Libertarians advocate the removal of U.\n         S. troops from abroad, a cut in the defense budget, and the\n         emergence of the United States as a kind of \"giant\n         Switzerland\" with no international treaty obligations. In\n         addition, the Libertarians oppose legislation which they feel\n         hinders individual or corporate action. They oppose gun\n         control, civil rights laws, price controls on oil and gas,\n         labor protection laws, federal welfare and poverty programs,\n         forced busing, compulsory education, social security, national\n         health care, federal land use restrictions, the fifty-five\n         miles per hour speed limit, and motorcycle helmet laws."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eThe Libertarian Party Papers consist of ca. 3500 items (11\n         boxes, 3.5 linear shelf feet), 1973-1980, correspondence,\n         party papers, printed material, and memorabilia of the\n         Libertarian Party at state and national levels. The collection\n         is comprised primarily of material relating to the 1976\n         Presidential campaign of Roger Lea MacBride; papers of the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party from Alyn Hess, president of the\n         Wisconsin Gay Peoples Union; printed material of Ed Clark's\n         1980 presidential campaign as the Libertarian Party candidate;\n         and state and national newsletters, as well as circular\n         letters of the Libertarian Party.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe first series, papers of Roger MacBride, includes\n         correspondence, Libertarian Party organization papers,\n         campaign material, photographs, and memorabilia. Primary\n         correspondents include Edward H. Crane III, national chairman\n         of the Libertarian Party; Robert H. Meier, 1976 national\n         campaign director; Linda Webb, administrative assistant and\n         press secretary; and Roger MacBride. Principle topics of\n         correspondence include: Secret Service protection for minor\n         party candidates; state and local party organization; fund\n         raising; the discriminatory nature of the Federal Elections\n         Campaign Act; and Libertarian publications. There is also a\n         great deal of correspondence on campaign matters including\n         scheduling, balloting information, and thank-you letters for\n         contributions. The Libertarian Party organization papers\n         consist of general party literature, position papers on\n         various domestic issues, materials on the yearly Libertarian\n         conventions, press releases, and newsclippings.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eMacBride's campaign materials include biographical material\n         on the candidates, petitions, sample ballots, vote tallies,\n         MacBride's appointment book for July through December of 1975,\n         posters, invitations, menus, postcards, travel information and\n         bumper stickers. The photographs in the collection are both\n         color snapshots and black-and-white photographers' prints,\n         primarily of MacBride's daughter, the different campaign sites\n         visited by MacBride, and the 1975 Libertarian Party\n         convention. There is also a small section of memorabilia which\n         includes campaign buttons, medallions, balloons, luggage tags,\n         ribbons, souvenir pens, a Libertarian straw hat, and a tee\n         shirt. Also included are posters and broadsides from the 1976\n         campgaign, five videotapes of MacBride speaking on various\n         issues, a cassette tape of his acceptance speech in February\n         1975 for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination, and a\n         16 mm. movie film.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe second series--correspondence and papers of the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party--is primarily the papers of Alyn\n         Hess, president of the Wisconsin Gay Peoples Union, concerning\n         invitations to speak before Libertarian gatherings and on\n         Milwaukee public television on the subject of personal rights.\n         Hess was active in the Wisconsin Libertarian Party from 1973\n         to 1977 and soon became one of its most articulate spokesmen\n         on Libertarian beliefs. His correspondence contains a\n         discussion of the problems facing third parties in the United\n         States such as the difficulty in gaining equal news coverage,\n         Libertarian party candidates for state and national office,\n         and the difficulties in developing a new organization. Also\n         included is Hess's letter to the executive director of the\n         Wisconsin Libertarian Party in January 1978 criticizing\n         certain aspects of the Libertarian Party. In addition to\n         Hess's correspondence, papers regarding Wisconsin Libertarian\n         Party conferences, party memoranda and circular letters, the\n         Libertarian constitution, and printed party literature can be\n         found. Also included is a file of newspaper clippings saved by\n         Hess, 1975-1977, on Libertarian issues, many concerning Roger\n         MacBride's 1976 presidential campaign.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eThe third series, material regarding Ed Clark's 1980\n         presidential campaign as the Libertarian candidate, is\n         comprised solely of printed material. Included are position\n         papers, newsletters, press releases, pamphlets, a poster, a\n         bumper sticker, a campaign button, and the book, \n         \u003ctitle type=\"simple\" render=\"italic\" href=\"\"\u003eA New Beginning,\u003c/title\u003eby Ed\n         Clark.\u003c/p\u003e","\u003cp\u003eNewsletters and circular letters comprise the fourth\n         series. 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