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Will South Lakes High School climb higher?, Box 25, Folder 9

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Will veto session reduce congestion?,

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Will veto session reduce congestion?, Box 25, Folder 10

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Will we tax ourselves to fight traffic congestion and air pollution?,

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Wilson Cary Nicholas, draft manuscript on pardons. Discusses the ramifications and qualifications of and for pardons by the executive, mentioning the constitution and its stipulations Box 4, Folder 64

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Wilson Cary Nicholas envelope (empty) Box 11, Folder 67

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Wilson Cary Nicholas, Jr. to Wilson Cary Nicholas, Sr., provides a thorough description of the result of his business at Warren, where he bought, and sold hogs, wheat, corn, meal, etc. A rather thorough description of his activities at the fair and explanations of why he bought what he did. Box 3, Folder 13

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Wilson Cary Nicholas, Last Will and Testament Box 4, Folder 42

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Wilson Cary Nicholas' Memo on land sold to Henry Lee Box 1, Folder 84

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Wilson Cary Nicholas memoranda concerning the militia and government issues, Fragment Box 4, Folder 59

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