Collection: Carter Glass Papers, 1820/1946 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Carter Glass Papers, 1820/1946

Carter Glass to Harry Flood Byrd about Democrat Plans, 1932 Box 119, Folder 33

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Carter Glass to Henry Parker Willis about Gold statements, 1931 Box 17, Folder 19

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Carter Glass to his secretary Rixey Smith about the Federal Reserve System, 1929 Box 15, Folder 4

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Carter Glass to his Sister Marion Glass Banister (about his age), 1941 Box 142, Folder 7

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Carter Glass to Howard T. Colvin about labor, 1912 Box 47, Folder 34

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Carter Glass to James B. Forgan, 1913 Box 1, Folder 10

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Carter Glass to James G. Strong about the McFadden Bill, 1926 Box 12, Folder 15

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Carter Glass to J. M. Rice about the Nye Committee and gold deposits, 1931 Box 18, Folder 3

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Carter Glass to L. W. H. Peyton about Virginia Military Institute, 1922 Box 60, Folder 8

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Carter Glass to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson about his book, 1926 Box 12, Folder 11

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