Immigrants Writings American

Discussing the last installment of his own novel Eventi e Vittime in "L'Adunata de Refrattari" [of 30 May 1922] and philosophy about writing, and referring to [Errico] Malatesta and Fred H. Moore's commitment t More

On feeling reassured after receipt of letter from Beltrando and Lefevre [Brini]. making arrangements for them to see him, and writing to [Vincenzo] Brini. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Giving fatherly advice. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Asking her to visit, and referring to [Elizabeth Glendower] Evans, and Judge [Louis] Brandeis. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Bank note for fifty-eight pesetas. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Concerning a failed labor strike. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Mentioning that he is writing a dialogue. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

About raising money to be used either for the purchase of a linotype to help the starting of a new daily in Italy, or for the daily "Umanità Nova" "[Boston?]. Translation: He discusses the possibility of starti More

Requesting information on specific historical events for his own defense speech at the [Plymouth] trial. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Letter to "Dear Sir" mentions reading the Bible and a book on the Sacred Scriptures. Letter to "Dear Comrade" mentions Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. Letter to Norman Thomas mentions that he has no confidence in Gover More

Disagreeing on social issues. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Trying to finish dialogue and another writing, "Meditazioni", and getting ready for a tour of talks. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

About Ligio, who, together with another comrade, should ask "T" for a public denial, and referring to Nita Carni, and Mike "Colorrossi" [i.e. Colarossi?] Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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On back of photograph of Veruccio (Vero's son). Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Making appointment to meet at [Albert?] Boni's. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Announcing the convention in Boston on August 21-22, 1920. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Trying to finish dialogue and another writing, "Meditazioni", and getting ready for a tour of talks. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Clipping from Elizabeth Glendower Evans' pamphlet "Outstanding Features .." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Sending his article. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Disagreeing on social issues. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Disagreeing on social issues. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Concerning contributions. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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About Ligio, who, together with another comrade, should ask "T" for a public denial, and referring to Nita Carni, and Mike "Colorrossi" [i.e. Colarossi?] Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Trying to finish dialogue and another writing, "Meditazioni", and getting ready for a tour of talks. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Appeal por Sacco et Vanzetti. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Mentioning Fred H. Moore. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Telling them about his Plymouth trial. Translation: “You must know now of my sentence. It is a crime. Anyone who was present at the trial can confirm it. . . The D.A. resorted to truly miserable measures .. The More

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About Ligio, who, together with another comrade, should ask "T" for a public denial, and referring to Nita Carni, and Mike "Colorrossi" [i.e. Colarossi?] Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Meeting schedule for October and November. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Trying to finish dialogue and another writing, "Meditazioni", and getting ready for a tour of talks. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Disagreeing on social issues. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Thanking him for friendship, and instructing him on how to send letters. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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