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Political Manifesto of A. N. Parker, 1934

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Political Manifesto of A. N. Parker, 1934

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State Archives of Florida, Series s278

Description

A political manifesto sent as a letter from A. N. Parker to Governor David Sholtz discussing a metaphorical key that will unlock truths about crime, morality, and society. The document is also addressed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Date

1934-11-13

Creator

Parker, A. N.

Format

Manifestoes

General Note

In this document, Parker continually uses the term "Our Father" to refer to George Washington and appears to draw on Christian theology with references to Heaven, Alpha and Omega, and the Holy Ghost.

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Political Manifesto of A. N. Parker, 1934

Subject

Manifestos

Political manifestos

Politics and government--Philosophy

Religion and politics

Description

Creator

Parker, A. N.

Source

State Archives of Florida, Series s278

Date

1934-11-13

Format

manifestoes

Language

eng-US

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text

Identifier

s278_b087_f02_011

Coverage

Depression Era Florida (1926-1939)

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Miami (Fla.)

Dade County (Fla.)

Coral Gables (Fla.)

Washington (D.C.)

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Politics and Government

Subject - Corporate

Florida. Governor (1933-1937 : Sholtz)

United States. President (1933-1945 : Roosevelt)

Subject - Person

Washington, George, 1732-1799

General Note

In this document, Parker continually uses the term "Our Father" to refer to George Washington and appears to draw on Christian theology with references to Heaven, Alpha and Omega, and the Holy Ghost.

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Parker, A. N. Political Manifesto of A. N. Parker, 1934. 1934-11-13. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/351400>, accessed 16 February 2026.

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Parker, A. N. Political Manifesto of A. N. Parker, 1934. 1934-11-13. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 16 Feb. 2026.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/351400>

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