Letter from John Robert Graham Pitkin, Wash[ingto]n, [D.C.], to William Lloyd Garrison, M[ar]ch 14 [18]77
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John Robert Graham Pitkin forwards to William Lloyd Garrison "three briefs in the La. case", one of which is his own work, which he desires that Garrison should know of, stating that the "peril" facing freedmen in Louisiana is "most grave". Pitkin urges Garrison to "let [Garrison's] voice be heard" on behalf of the freedmen, stating that "[o]ne hundred thousand black voters await words of courage" from such figures as Garrison.