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Marginalia Alters Framing?

I found unusual marginalia in three [letters] that, if genuine, would shift my interpretation of strike leadership. I’…

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I found unusual marginalia in three [letters] that, if genuine, would shift my interpretation of strike leadership. I’ve got until [deadline=September] to finish, but I’m resistant to overreacting to a novelty. Tell me the likeliest explanation: authentic annotation, later insertion, or a different correspondent’s note? Recommend the diagnostic steps I should run now—what comparisons to make, which catalog records to recheck, and one sentence to add to my notes explaining why I accepted or rejected the marginalia as evidence.
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