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By David Clark

How college radicalism is fostered

Clark, David, 1877-1955 · 1996

David Clark's address at the University of North Carolina on May 14, delivered at a meeting sponsored by the local chapter of the American Liberty League. Clark defends his right to speak against lecturers he calls radical, charging them with instilling atheism, socialism and communism in students. Reproduced on microfilm by the university library in 1996. Topics include radicalism and communist education in Chapel Hill.

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Background context: Clark, David NCpedia
Read contemporary evidence: State Archives catalog: 44 collections naming David Clark State Archives of North Carolina Collection descriptions for manuscripts, county records, and state records held by the State Archives of North Carolina
Read contemporary evidence: DigitalNC newspapers: 596 Orange County pages naming David Clark DigitalNC Searchable pages from historic Orange County newspapers
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