LIST OF CORRESPONDENCE COPIES INCLUDED IN JUNE 24, 1988 REGISTERED LETTER TO ARCHBISHOP DESMOND TUTU:

a) December 28, 1987 letter from John J. Phelan, Jr., CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
b) January 04, 1988 letter from Office of Honourable Ms. Pat Carney,
c) 2 February 1988 letter from "THE ANGLICAN ARCHBISHOP OF CAPE TOWN",
d) 17 February 1988 letter from ISRAELI AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED NATIONS Benjamin Netanyahu,
e) 22 February 1988 letter from DIRECTOR-GENERAL: FOREIGN AFFAIRS C.M. Lloyd of the Botha regime,
f) February 24, 1988 letter from Ms. Carney's Office,
g) 29th February 1988 letter from "MARBLE ARCH PRODUCTIONS LIMITED",
h) March 02, 1988 letter from Ms. Carney's Office,
i) undated letter from Mrs. Alan Paton (received March 29, 1988),
j) undated letter from "CBS BROADCAST GROUP" (received April 19, 1988),
k) April 18, 1988 letter from Ms. Carney,
l) April 25, 1988 letter from Ms. Carney,
m) April 25, 1988 letter from Ms. Carney to the Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, Prime Minister of Canada (copy provided by Ms. Carney),
n) from John N. Turner since January 26, 1987: ,
o) from Ed Broadbent since January 10, 1986: , and
p) from Prime Minister of Canada Brian Mulroney since November 21, 1984:

Archbishop Tutu: Appreciating the significance of term of reference 1) a) to my May 7, 1988 statement to DIRECTOR-GENERAL: FOREIGN AFFAIRS C.M. Lloyd of the Botha regime, i'd suggest you point out to PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA Pieter W. Botha that the other "BLACK HEROES IN WORLD HISTORY" whose biographies are contained in that book are: The Queen of Sheba, Hannibal, Askia the Great, Esteban, Benjamin Banneker, Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable, Le Chevalier de Saint George, Phillis Wheatley, Alexandre Dumas, Frederick Douglass, Cinque and the Amistad Mutiny,* Daniel Hale Williams, Matthew Henson, Paul Laurence Dunbar--and then South Africa's first Nobel Peace Laureate, John Luthuli.
A supplemental edition might include biographies of Martin Luther King, Jr., Stephen Biko, Nelson Mandela, the Reverend Jesse Jackson, and yourself, sir.
Offhand, one can't think of any supporter of apartheid throughout history who, in the eyes of the world, should be regarded as a "hero."

*-THAT PARTICULAR CHAPTER OF THE BOOK, "BLACK HEROES IN WORLD HISTORY", FROM WHICH I TOOK TERM OF REFERENCE 1) a) TO MY MAY 7, 1988 STATEMENT TO THE THEN-SECOND-IN-COMMAND OF THE LAST APARTHEID REGIME'S FOREIGN MINISTRY, WAS ABOUT THE SUBJECT THAT STEVEN SPIELBERG MADE HIS MOVIE, 'AMISTAD'.
I PRESENTLY CAN'T TELL YOU OFFHAND EXACTLY WHERE I SAID IT ELSEWHERE AT MY WEBSITE, BUT I ADMITTED I AM A FAN OF MR. SPIELBERG'S WORK.