Collection: Henry Rose Carter papers / Date range: 1872 - ARVAS Search Results

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY, CLASS OF MINERALOGY AND GEOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Box 07, Folder data_value_missing_28a6e5266704964c3f3eecbfb47b5319

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY, CLASS OF PHYSICS, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Box 07, Folder data_value_missing_303942684675cc04a0b720274df5e193

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE STATE OF LOUISANA BOARD OF HEALTH, DRS. G. FARRAR PATTON AND EDMOND SOUCHON Box 01, Folder 021

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, GRADUATE IN THE SCHOOL OF PURE MATHEMATICS, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Box 07, Folder data_value_missing_502cf5dc43d8aa8fa280fefc02ffad17

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY NOTEBOOK, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Box 01, Folder 018

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Henry Rose Carter papers

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LAURA HOOK, CORRESPONDENCE AND TEACHING CERTIFICATES RELATED TO HER CAREER AS A TEACHER IN ILLINOIS Box 01, Folder 019

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