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The Coal Mines of the Western Coast of the United States , Goodyear , 1879 Box 2, Folder 32

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The Merthyr Express , The Merthyr Telegraph , The Aberdare Times , 1861-1902 Box 6, Folder 4

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The Rev. Morgan Jones and the Welsh Indians of Virginia , by Isaac J. Greenwood, 1898 Box 3, Folder 12

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