Collection: Edward H. Peeples, Jr. papers, 1915/2005 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Edward H. Peeples, Jr. papers, 1915/2005

Stress Impact Study - Methodology Box 11, Folder 13

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Stress Impact Study Technique Box 11, Folder 14

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Student Papers by Peeples, folder 1 of 2, 1965/1968 Box 7, Folder 24

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Student Papers by Peeples, folder 2 of 2, 1965/1968 Box 7, Folder 25

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Student Papers by Peeples, University of Pennsylvania, 1961/1963 Box 7, Folder 23

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"Student Remembrances of the Yale School in China (Yali) During the War of Japanese Aggression" by Liu Zhengbi and Morland, 2002 Box 14, Folder 26

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Study of Project Objectives (including patient interviews and out comes), 1974 Box 9, Folder 27

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"Study of Public School Property Inequalities between Blacks and Whites in Virginia, 1963 and before (1962-1963)" first draft by Peeples, 1964/1965 Box 7, Folder 26

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Substance Abuse, Family Violence, Criminal Justice brochures, 1991/1995 Box 18, Folder 27

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Subversive Organizations List, 1955; Correspondence from U.S. Dept. of Justice, 1962 Box 20, Folder 22

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