“The Senator”

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45 items (0.2. lin. ft.).

Collection primarily comprises typescript (98 pgs.) for an unpublished novel entitled "The Senator."

The novel's principal theme is White Supremacy, and its protagonist rises in power from small-town autocrat to U.S. Senator by guiding and controlling the activities of the KKK in his home county.

Includes an incomplete (5 pgs.) article entitled "Ezra Pound: The Artist as Vengeance," along with about forty pages of unedited and random drafts, containing mostly stream-of-consciousness writings on various topics, including the international Jewish conspiracy, mongrelization of the races, and the assassination of Robert Kennedy.

There are also two mailing envelopes

Eustace Mullins was an American political writer, author, and biographer.

Resident of Stunton, Virginia. His most widely-read work is THE SECRETS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE