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To Seth Low, May 25th	303
Kischinev atrocities—The persecution of Jews, past and present.
To Pomeroy Burton, June 6th	305
Pulitzer's “Appreciation and Apology.”
To Charles Francis Adams, Jr., August 7th	306
Expects Peabody to aid in the Philippine matter—About Miles's interview and Root's concealments—Judge Gray's attitude toward annexation.
To Charles Francis Adams, Jr., August 30th	307
The use of riches—Judge Gray again.
To Charles Francis Adams, Jr., September 2d	308
When Gray might be acceptable—Schurz's philosophy as to money.
To Charles Francis Adams, Jr., November 15th	308
Praise of Doherty's report on Philippine affairs—Why opposed to waiting ten years before promising the Filipinos independence.
To President Roosevelt, December 29th	309
Thanks for compliments on article on negro problem—The unreasonableness of race prejudice—Doubts the wisdom of consulting Booker Washington about appointing colored persons to office—Agreements and disagreements with Roosevelt.
1904.
Essay: Can the South Solve the Negro Problem? January	311
To Herbert Welsh, April 16th	348
How the South received the article on the negro problem—Recent visit to Hampton, Virginia—Improvement in Southern views as to negro education—Growing sentiment in behalf of Philippine independence—Taft as spokesman of the opposition.
To Rollo Ogden, May 26th	350
Parker favorable to Philippine independence—The alarming character of Roosevelt's letter to the Cuba dinner.