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Bibliography

1. PRIMARY SOURCES

Unpublished and Archival
In the endnotes to the text I have provided extensive detail for each archival refer-
ence with the intention of making it possible for other researchers to consult any of
the records I used germane to their own research. Here, I confine the listing to the
main collections studied and do not provide detailed listings of the sets of papers
consulted in each collection. National Archives and Record Administration Washington DC and National Archives
at College ParkRecord Group (RG):
RG 12 Records of the Office of Education
Papers of Ambrose Caliver
Records of School Desegregation
Division of Equal Educational Opportunity
RG 16 Records of the Department of Agriculture
Office of the Secretary of Agriculture
RG 28 Records of the Post Office Department
RG 31 Records of the FHA
RG 40 Records of the Department of Commerce
Office of the Secretary, Records of the Advisors on Negro Affairs
RG 46 Records of the US Senate
Committee on the Civil Service
Special Committee to Investigate Civil Service
System, 77th Congress ( Chairman: Senator Allen J. Ellender, La.)
RG 48 Records of the Department of the Interior
Office of the Secretary, Central Classified Files
RG 60 Records of the Department of Justice
Civil Rights Division
RG 86 Records of the Women's Bureau
RG 129 Bureau of Prisons
Central Administrative Files
RG 146 Civil Service Agencies
Records of the US Civil Service Commission
Minutes of Proceedings, 1886-1929 (series ends)
Records of the Personnel Classification Division
FEB 1948-55

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Publication Information: Book Title: Separate and Unequal: Black Americans and the US Federal Government. Contributors: Desmond King - author. Publisher: Clarendon Press. Place of Publication: Oxford. Publication Year: 1997. Page Number: 315.
    
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