Collection: Jan Karon papers, 1918/2018, bulk 1964/2018 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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"7/[2007]", 2007 Box 136, Digital_container 4

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"8/01/05 – Light From Heaven – Revised Chapters 19-21, the Acknowledgement, and Afterword; Note to Carolyn", 2005 Box 137, Digital_container 59

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"8/28/05 My Documents, My Email, Accounts, Checklists, [2005 lambs] sold", 2005 Box 137, Digital_container 81

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"A Common Life," music selections for the audiobook sent for Jan Karon's approval, 2000 Box Audiocassette 3614

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"Advertising: Ad Billing to March 20, 1994", 1994 Box 136, Digital_container 11

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"Advertising: JK Writes through 1/96", 1996 Box 136, Digital_container 19

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"Advertising: Retired Projects through 1/96; Rec[eipts] thru 5/2/94", 1994 Box 136, Digital_container 16

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"A Light in the Window" by Mary Roberts Rinehart, with the note "after publishing the Mitford novel "A Light in the Window" in 1997, Jan learned that M.R. Rinehart had used this title in 1922, 1992 Box 118

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"All 7/19/[2005]", 2005 Box 136, Digital_container 3

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All contents of Gateway system, [backup disk], 2002 Box Disk 2475-000

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