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

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. Prohibition Campaign in Virginia, 1935 Box 162, Folder 36

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr.: Reports of Federal Bureau of Investigation photocopies, 1931 Box 156, Folder 8

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr.: Reports of Federal Bureau of Investigation photocopies, 1931 Box 157, Folder 1-2

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. Slander of Alfred Smith, 1928 Box 153, Folder 6

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. The Shenandoah Assembly, 1928 Box 153, Folder 5

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. to Carter Glass about Convention and Virginia Delegates, 1915 Box 110, Folder 8

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Bishop James Cannon, Jr. (Wherabouts of his wife): Carl Helm to Carter Glass, 1932 Box 158, Folder 22

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Bishop James D. Cannon, Jr. to Carter Glass about Prohibition (Anti-Saloon League), 1917 Box 48, Folder 11

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Bishop William Lawrence Eulogy for Henry Cabot Lodge, 1925 Box 151, Folder 27

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Blindness disability and employment Sheppard Bill H. R. 48, 1937 Box 79, Folder 6

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