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                <editor ref="">Roxanne Shirazi</editor>
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                <edition>First digital edition in TEI, November 2015. P5.</edition>
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                    <p>Copyright 2016, Roxanne Shirazi.</p>
                    <p>Letters reproduced by courtesy of the Willis M. Hawley and P.M. Suski estates. Information contained in this document is provided for non-commercial, personal, or research use only. All other use, including but not limited to commercial or scholarly reproductions, redistribution, or publication, without prior written permission of the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.</p>
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                <title level="u" type="thesis">Yellow Dust Abode: The Hawley-Suski Letters, 1942-1945</title>
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                <p>This letter was encoded as part of "Yellow Dust Abode: The Hawley-Suski Letters, 1942-1945," a master's thesis by <persName ref="">Roxanne Shirazi</persName>, in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the Liberal Studies program at the <orgName>Graduate Center, CUNY</orgName>.</p>
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                <p>The Hawley-Suski letters were encoded with the primary aim of facilitating linking within the letters and between outside sources. To this end, effort was made to manually identify named entities within the text and provide contextual information. Where non-standard spelling is used, both the author's spelling and the standard Oxford English Dictionary spelling has been encoded to enhance search results.</p>
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                    <bibl>Densho Topics Thesaurus, modified for the Hawley-Suski Letters project.</bibl>
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