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              <text>“In Flanders Field,” c. 1919 </text>
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              <text>In 1919, William Melvin Kelley publishes Andrea Razafkeriefo’s adaptation of John McCrea poem “In Flanders Fields” to reflect the service of the African American regiments that served in France.  This broadside was illustrated by Albert Alex Smith. </text>
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