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British Labor and Industry in Wartime, 1915/1943 1 folder(s) Box 294, Folder 10
British Trade Unions in War Time, typescript by Ordway Tead, 1917 1 folder(s) Box 294, Folder 16
Browder, James and Adella, 1917 Box 104, Folder 45
Brown v. Caulfield, 1913/1917 1 folder(s) Box 8, Folder 10
Brown v. Rinehart and Dennis Co, 1917 Box MSS 79-6, Box 63
Bruce family papers, 1880/1951 10.6 Cubic Feet 2 legal size document boxes in Series 1. 10 legal document boxes in Series 2. One letter document box and one small flat box in Series 3. One legal document box and one small flat box in Series 4.
Buckingham County, Virginia, cases, 1904/1933 6 folder(s) Box 9, Folder 4-9
Buckner Family: Legal Papers., 1860/1929 Box Box 16.
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