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Notes on soil erosion in colonial Virginia, the role of tobacco, the life of John Taylor, 1754-1823 Box 4, Folder 24

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Notes on Temperance and Prohibition Box 4, Folder 39

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Notes on the peace crusade. Box 4, Folder 38

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Notes on the Virginia Constitutional Convention, 1829-1830 Box 4, Folder 27

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Notes on Virginia hisory from various 17th, 18th and 19th century private papers Box 5, Folder 1

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Notes on Virginia History Box 4, Folder 41

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Notes on Virginia's ratification of the U.S. Constitution, First U.S. Congress, William Branch Giles, Jay Treaty, Presidential election campaign of 1796, Virginia Resolution, 1800 Presidential election. Box 4, Folder 26

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Notes on Weller, Spotswood, Drysdale and Captain Jones papers, notes on Acts of Privy Council, recollection of Jenny Lind. Box 2, Folder 18

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Notification of activities of Social Science Research Council, Dr. Morton's researches supported by the Council. Box 1, Folder 23

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Old Dominion Foundation - Report. Box 9, Folder 30

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