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

Start Over Collection Carter Glass Papers, 1820/1946

Theodore H. Preiser with praise for Carter Glass, 1936 Box 38, Folder 25

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Theodore Roosevelt Letters, 1898/1900 Box 143, Folder 21

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"The South's Banking Progress" U. S. Investor 1920 June 12 volume XXX, Number 24, 1920 Box 44, Folder 35

includes correspondence Carter Glass

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Third Term Presidency Responses, 1940 Box 141, Folder 15-17

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Third Term Presidency Responses, 1940 Box 142, Folder 1-2

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Thomas B. McAdams about liberty loans, 1919 Box 7, Folder 21

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Thomas B.McAdams and Carter Glass about the Federal Reserve Board, 1921 Box 9, Folder 6

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Thomas B. McAdams to Carter Glass about the Federal Reserve Legislation: Fletcher-Rayburn Bill, 1934 Box 33, Folder 1

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Thomas B. McAdams to Carter Glass about the Glass biography, 1939 Box 41, Folder 5

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Thomas E. Watson attack on Catholic churches, 1921 Box 57, Folder 9

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