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HENRY ROSE CARTER TO MR. BRUCE Box 04, Folder 011

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, UNITED STATES PASSPORT Box 07, Folder data_value_missing_29013bafc3cb13135c3c321652c377f7

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HENRY ROSE CARTER, "YELLOW FEVER IN PERU: EPIDEMIC OF 1919 AND 1920" Box 05, Folder 011

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HIDEYO NOGUCHI, "ETIOLOGY OF YELLOW FEVER: MOSQUITOES IN RELATION TO YELLOW FEVER" Box 06, Folder 013

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H. Z. DON, "DIE KAISERLICHE FAMILIE IN LEQUEITIO" [IN GERMAN] Box 06, Folder 003

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INDENTURE: JAMES AND SUSANNAH KING TO WILLIAM HUELL, SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA Box 01, Folder 002

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J. C. FAGET, "THE TYPE AND SPECIFICITY OF YELLOW FEVER" Box 06, Folder 004

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JEWEL BOX CONTAINING MILITARY INSIGNIA: EAGLE, AND "U.S." Box 07, Folder data_value_missing_9e1388fe4c12adf093ddf7feeb895911

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J. J. THOMSON, "ON BODIES SMALLER THAN ATOMS" Box 06, Folder 022

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JUAN RODRIGUEZ FRESLE, "CONQUISTA Y DESCUBRIMIENTO DEL NUEVO REINO DE GRANADA" [IN SPANISH] Box 06, Folder 005

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