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Rowell Barracks at Military Hospital Number One, Havana, Cuba, 1900/1920 1 page Box 89, Folder 70
R. Randolph Hicks case briefs, 1895/1915 10 Volumes
R. T. Walker Duke, III to R.T.W. & Edith Duke, Jr., 1897/1925 (3 folders) Box Box 17
R. T. W. Duke, Jr. to Edith Slaughter Duke, 1883/1919 (6 folders) Box Box 10
Rufus Ivory Cole papers, 1900/1966 1.25 Linear Feet
Rules of Court, 1907/1961 Box 18
Saladrigas-Smithburn, 1897/1952 Box 123
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