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11.0 Law Review Articles MSS 04-2, Box 21, Folder 3
12.0 Anonymous Witnesses (B) - Supporting Documents / Articles MSS 04-2, Box 21, Folder 5
12.0 Anonymous Witnesses (C) - Relevant Cases MSS 04-2, Box 22, Folder 1
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11 1/2 x 17" reproductions of various political cartoons Box 72, Artifact 1
7 Presidents - transparencies and slides Box 45, Folder 1
Art in America Annual Guide Box 9, Folder 6
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13 Items - Printed Material - Faulkner-Ford - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 6
17 Items - Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha Conference Materials - 10124-b Box 204, Folder 8
29 Items - Correspondence - Robert Henry Rubin - 10124-b Box 205, Folder 3
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1807 Seminole Trail Oversize_Flat_File_folder 213
Aerial Photo map: Albemarle County, Section 44 Oversize_Flat_File_folder 215
BeauMont Farm Box 1, Folder 2, Flat_Box OS Box N-31, Oversize_Folder(Within_an_OSBox) 94
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1992-93, Reunion Day, NAD, (14) 3 ½ x 5, color Box 18, Folder 10
1998, (3) Reunion Day, (8) misc. events in 1990s Box 18, Folder 11
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