Article by William Draper Lewis "Can the United States by Treaty Confer on Japanese Residents in California the Right to Attend the Public Schools"

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Article from William Draper Lewis "Can the United States by Treaty Confer on Japanese Residents in California the Right to Attend the Public Schools" on the exclusion of Japanese students from schools.

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William Draper Lewis, Department of Law, University of Pennsylvania
Date
07-02-1907
Type
Article
Source
State Department File 1797
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