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SUSAN HAXALL FROST AT EXNING Box 06, Folder 028

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SUSAN HAXALL FROST, WADE HAMPTON FROST AND BOLLING W. BARTON AT EXNING Box 06, Folder 037

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SUSAN NOLAND HAXALL Box 06, Folder 022

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SUSAN NOLAND HAXALL Box 06, Folder 024

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TENTH ANNIVERSARY MEMORIAL TRIBUTE TO WADE HAMPTON FROST; LETTERS TO SUSAN HAXALL FROST FROM FORMER STUDENTS AND FRIENDS OF WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 02, Folder 004

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"THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY, 1861-1865" Box 13, Folder 005

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"THE AMERICAN RED CROSS AS A PUBLIC HEALTH AUXILIARY" BY WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 01, Folder 007

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THE CONFEDERATE HALL AND LIBRARY, MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA Box 06, Folder 011

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"THE DOCTOR AND TUBERCULOSIS OF THE FUTURE" BY H. E. KLEINSCHMIDT WITH QUOTE BY WADE HAMPTON FROST Box 04, Folder 014

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"THE FROST FAMILY IN AMERICA." AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE FROM SUSAN FROST PARRISH Box 01, Folder 030

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