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James Graham Leyburn collection, 1902/1993

10.5 Linear Feet
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This collection contains many materials relating to the South African mission. Dr. Leyburn saved a number of newspaper articles concerning South Africa which are contained herein. Reports on various industries and other aspects of South Africa are included. Also within this collection are an assortment of Dr. Leyburn's speeches, some of which address South Africa. The remainder of the speeches concern the future of Washington and Lee University.

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James Graham Leyburn collection, 1902/1993 10.5 Linear Feet

John Alexander Graham Papers, 1910/1947, bulk 1915/1947

8 Linear Feet
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This collection includes Graham's compositions, World War I papers and correspondence, memorabilia of Washington and Lee University activities, scores, sheet music, notebooks, and other correspondence.

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John Alexander Graham Papers, 1910/1947, bulk 1915/1947 8 Linear Feet

Maryland Historical Society statement of appreciation for John H. Latane, 1932

1 Item
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Statement of appreciation for the life of John Holladay Latane adopted by the Maryland Historical Society, of which he was a member. Statement includes biographical information about his life. A copy of the statement was sent to each of the schools where he attended and taught. It is signed by the historical society's secretary, James E. [Haucoch].

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Maryland Historical Society statement of appreciation for John H. Latane, 1932 1 Item

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