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College-Wide Reading Program Collection

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This collection contains retreat schedules for the College- Wide Reading Program at the College of William and Mary.

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College of William and Mary. University Archives.

This collection contains retreat schedules for the College- Wide Reading Program at the College of William and Mary.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

J. Henry Smith letter

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This collection consists of an autographed handwritten letter from J. Henry Smith to his uncle Jacob Fuller written in 1832. Smith gives Fuller advice on how to read works of nonfiction.

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J. Henry Smith letter 1 Item

Smith, J. Henry (Jacob Henry)

This collection consists of an autographed handwritten letter from J. Henry Smith to his uncle Jacob Fuller written in 1832. Smith gives Fuller advice on how to read works of nonfiction.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Silas Mitchell school notebook

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Silas Mitchell's school notebook in which he completed his homework. Penmanship, reading, and mathematics are prominent. Newspaper clippings are pasted into the notebook throughout.

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Silas Mitchell school notebook 1 Item

Mitchell, Silas

Silas Mitchell's school notebook in which he completed his homework. Penmanship, reading, and mathematics are prominent. Newspaper clippings are pasted into the notebook throughout.

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