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Elizabeth Kilbourn, chaplain, thinks thought control or censorship is the most frightening form of violence
Elizabeth Kilbourn, chaplain, thinks thought control or censorship is the most frightening form of violence

Elizabeth Kilbourn, chaplain, thinks thought control or censorship is the most frightening form of violence

Date11/4/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Elizabeth Kilbourn, chaplain, thinks thought control or censorship is the most frightening form of violence.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0059805F
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