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Interview with Miss D., Library of Congress narratives collection

[Portrait of H. L. Mencken] - Public domain print

Interview with Miss D., Library of Congress narratives collection

American English Dialects - Conversation with male, Connecticut (Transcript)

Interview and multiple reading samples, Michigan (Transcript)

Interview with H. L. Mencken (Transcript)

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For rights information contact the collector’s institution: Arnold's Archives. Grand Rapids, MI

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1970 - 1990
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Jacobsen, Arnold (Collector)
Mencken, H. L. (Henry Louis), 1880-1956 (Interviewee)
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American English Dialects - Speech by Amelia Earhart (Transcript)

Mencken, lynching and civilization. Henry Mencken, author of note, testifies at the Senate Judiciary sub-committee hearing on the Anti-Lynching bill that "no civilized country can condone lynching." 2/14/35

American English Dialects - Speech by Amelia Earhart (Transcript)

Mencken, lynching and civilization. Henry Mencken, author of note, testifies at the Senate Judiciary sub-committee hearing on the Anti-Lynching bill that "no civilized country can condone lynching." 21435

Radio broadcast with Jack Dempsey, Jim Corbett, and Gene Tunney? (Transcript)

[Portrait of H. L. Mencken] - Public domain print

Interview with H. L. Mencken (Transcript)

Speech by Fiorello H. La Guardia, New York (Transcript)

Mencken leaves Senate hearing on lynchings. Henry Mencken, center, noted author and liberal thinker, leaves the Senate Judiciary Sub- committee hearing on the anti-lynching bill in the company of a newspaper man. 2/14/25

Interview with H. L. Mencken (Transcript)

Interview with H. L. Mencken (Transcript)

Speech by Fiorello H. La Guardia, New York (Transcript)

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english language dialects maryland men white baltimore language reporters and reporting baltimore md social conditions authors american 20th century interviews journalists mencken h l henry louis transcripts maryland point interview mencken transcript center for applied linguistics collection american english dialect recordings the center for applied linguistics collection american folklife center american memory arnold jacobsen h l henry louis mencken manuscript ultra high resolution high resolution