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U.S. Senate : Personal Activities.
Personal Correspondence, 1980-1994.
14.5 linear feet.
Catalog Number: M202.6.1.2
Background Note:
Senator Mitchell's correspondence with other politicans, particularly
senators, was an important part of the development of political relationships
and alliances. This correspondence also served a critical role in unofficial
rules of decorum and respect in the Senate and as the currency and record
of political life, of mutual cooperation, and of the progression of events
in the U.S. Congress.
Description:
Personal correspondence is dated from 1980 to 1994. It consists of
communiques on legislation, thanks for support, praise for accomplishments,
affirmation of shared views, ongoing discussions, acknowledgments of meetings
or conversations, regrets, thank you notes for gifts, and Christmas and
birthday cards. The bulk of the correspondence is with other senators. Other
correspondents include Presidents Bush and Clinton, members of the White
House cabinet, and other government officials, friends, and heads of
corporations.
Access Restrictions: Restricted until January 3, 2015.
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