Correspondence, 1967-1999, Undated

Extent:
1.6 cubic feet
Scope and content:
This series contains the correspondence directed to Bill Pelke, as well as a small amount of correspondence from Bill Pelke. This includes correspondence from death row inmates and fellow activists. Correspondence from activist groups is included in the Activism series; however researchers should note that because of the nature of activist groups, one individual may be involved in many groups. In the event of one individual with correspondence from many groups the correspondence has been assembled together under the activists name.
Arrangement:
This series is arranged alphabetically.

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