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Correspondence (Box 18 SEP), 2003 Box 18 SEP

Topics discussed include
various correspondence with Peters,
World War II,
George W. Bush and his presidency, and
government ethics, among others.
Also includes letter from Kathleen Kennedy Townsend (Folder 1).

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Charles Peters, Editor and Author, Papers, 1975/2016
  3. Series 1. Correspondence, Notes, and Writings (52 boxes), 1975/2018, bulk 1990/2010

Correspondence (Box 24.1 SEP), 1997/1998 Box 24.1 SEP

Topics discussed include
the Clintons and the Clinton presidency with an emphasis on the Clinton impeachment hearings,
Al Gore, and
the Nixon Administration, among others.
Also contains an article written by Daniel Ellsberg (Folder 3).

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Charles Peters, Editor and Author, Papers, 1975/2016
  3. Series 1. Correspondence, Notes, and Writings (52 boxes), 1975/2018, bulk 1990/2010

Correspondence (Box 24.4 SEP), 1997/1998 Box 24.4 SEP

Topics discussed include
the Nixon Administration with an emphasis on Watergate,
healthcare with an emphasis on abortion,
notes by Peters, and
correspondence to Peters regarding the "Washington Monthly", among others.

  1. West Virginia and Regional History Center
  2. Charles Peters, Editor and Author, Papers, 1975/2016
  3. Series 1. Correspondence, Notes, and Writings (52 boxes), 1975/2018, bulk 1990/2010

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