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My dear Mr. Marbury -
Have read your letter carefully and agree with you. If Paul A. Brent is qualified for admission to study in the advanced department of the Peabody Conservatory he should be accepted. Being in Maine I have had no opportunity to connect with any Trustee. Hall Pleasants arrives tomorrow and I shall be glad to look it over with him. I hope you and Natalie and the children have a fine vacation.
Sincerely Yours
Louise J. Cooper
July 19 - 1949
Yorkshire Inn
York Harbor, Maine]]> A Message of Inclusion, A History of Exclusion: Racial Injustice at the Peabody Institute, Acceptance of Paul Brent: 1949]]>