Collection: Henry Rose Carter papers, 1775/1947 - ARVAS Search Results

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RESEARCH NOTES ON CARTER PAPERS Box 04, Folder 014

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ROBERT P. PARSONS, "HISTORY OF HAITIAN MEDICINE", 1929 Box 06, Folder 014

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ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL HEALTH BOARD, MINUTES CONCERNING HENRY ROSE CARTER, 1926 Box 03, Folder 014

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ROYAL SOCIETY OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE, "YEARBOOK OF THE SOCIETY", 1922/1923 Box 06, Folder 016

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"SOME ACHIEVEMENTS OF AN EMINENT AMERICAN SANITARIAN", 1915 Box 06, Folder 017

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SUMMARY AND NOTES ON HENRY ROSE CARTER'S LIFE AND WORK, 1937/1938 Box 04, Folder 005

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T. H. D. GRIFFITTS, "HEALTH AND HYDRO-ELECTRIC STORAGE DEVELOPMENTS", 1926 Box 06, Folder 007

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T. H. D. GRIFFITTS TO MARY C. CARTER, 1938 Box 04, Folder 006

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THE BOSTON GLOBE [OBITUARY FOR HENRY ROSE CARTER BY MAYME OBER PEAK], "HIS RACE WITH DEATH WON BY LAST OF THE YELLOW FEVER PIONEERS.", 1925 Box 03, Folder 008

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THEODORE ROOSEVELT, "PANAMA CANAL", 1903 Box 06, Folder 015

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