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[Letter]
[Report of congress]
[Letter] 1910 April 24, Columbia
[Minutes of Community meeting] 1912 August 12, Verigin Station
[Minutes of Community meeting] 1911 March 10, Spasskoe
[Minutes of Community meeting] 1908 December 15, Nadezhda
[Report of investigation and prescription of Royal Commissar William Blackmore]
[Accounting records] 1907
[Accounting records] 1911
The Courier of Spiritual Freedom, periodical newsletter of the spiritual illumination, 1957 May
[Prayer]
[Letter] 1909 February 26, Verigin St. [Station]
Inventory of the Community's property
Interview with Sam Nagino. Hide Hyodo Shimizu. Four unknown interviewees.
Interview with Roger Obata and Unidentified women
Interview with Powell Street attendees, workers, and volunteers, as well as area residents
Interview with Kamitakahara (2 men are interviewed, but this is the only name given)
Interview with Dr. Ed Banno
Windward Estate, Antigua: Plantation Account 1780, 1782
Windward Estate, Antigua: Plantation Account 1764
Summary of Accounts for Clare Hall Estate, Antigua 1817-1825
Lodger 1792-1796. West Indian Accounts of the Estates of Christopher Codrington
Ledgers 1756-1777
Hampnett Churchwarden's Accounts
Codrington Estates, Antigua: Annual and Half-Yearly Summary Accounts 1810-1821

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