Collection: Henry Rose Carter papers - ARVAS Search Results

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C. J. KEMPER, "CENTRAL FORCES" Box 06, Folder 010

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COURT ORDER: APPOINTING PETER MASON GUARDIAN TO ASA AND MARY CHAPMAN, FAYETTE COUNTY [KENTUCKY?] Box 01, Folder 006

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"DAUGHTER CARRIES ON FATHER'S WORK" Box 03, Folder 031

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DOUGLAS S. FREEMAN, EXERPT FROM RICHMOND NEWS LEADER EDITORIAL "CARTER, REED, GORGAS." Box 01, Folder 029

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EDWARD R. STITT, "RESULTS OF IMPROVED MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE GOVERNMENT MEDICAL SERVICES" Box 06, Folder 019

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EL TELEGRAFO "EL ESTADO SANITARIO" Box 03, Folder 001

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ENVELOPE CONTAINING EYEGLASS FRAME PIECES, 2 STUDS, AND 2 PINS Box 07, Folder data_value_missing_580b2aa6fc6c31bfe77ce1505d077a78

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E. R. STITT, "OUR DISEASE INHERITANCE FROM SLAVERY" Box 06, Folder 021

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E. R. STITT, "THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IN BATTLE AT SEA" Box 06, Folder 018

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E. R. STITT, "UNDERGRADUATE DEFICIENCIES AND POST GRADUATE REQUIREMENTS" Box 06, Folder 020

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