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1880? Feb.-Apr., Item #171 Box 1

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1880 Feb. 9-1903 Apr. 20 Box 2

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1880, December 1-1881, January 31 7 folders Box 24

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בראד, 1880, circa 1940s Box 202, Folder 6

Transliteration: Brod

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1880 Campaign, 1880

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1880, August 1-1880, September 5 8 folders Box 21

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1880 Aug.-Oct., Item #157 Box 1

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1880, April 1-1880, June 17 7 folders Box 19

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1880-88: Medical: Eye Center Brochure, 1988 November Box 31

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1880-1951 Box 94

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1880-1936 Box 17

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1880-1906 and undated, Negro troops and cowboys; Nicodemus posters and settlers Box 232

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1880-1899 7 folders Box 5

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1880-1899 Box 16

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1880-1897 Box 7

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1880-1891 Box 5

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1880-1889 4 boxes Box 2, Box 3, Box 4, Box 5

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1880-1889 Box 6

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1880-1888(M-2909) Box NCC50

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1880-1884 Box 3

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1880, 1883, 1885, 1886, 1889 Box 1

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1880-1883 26 items Box 1

Correspondents include Wolcott Gibbs, Oliver Wendell Holmes, James Crichton-Browne, William Richard Gowers, Leonard W. Sedgwick, John Forsyth Meigs, Elisabeth Dwight Woolsey Gilman, Anna Eliot Ticknor, W. W. Storey, Thomas Spencer Wells, B. Johnson Barbour, and William Birney.

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1880-1883 Box 6

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1880-1882 Box 2, Folder 13

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1880-1881 Box 4

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1880 1 items Box 1

James B. Duke to Benjamin N. Duke and Sarah P. Duke, 18 August 1880, regarding family trip to Tennessee.

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187. William E. Phillips, Can Commodity Thinking Kill Established Brands?, 1986 Box 5

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#187 Title: We Shall Overcome (Recorded Live at Historic Carnegie Hall Concert June 8, 1963)

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187th Airborne, 1985-1987, undated Box 3, Folder 212

Correspondence, clippings, and other materials related to Dupree's service in the 187th Airborne Division.

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187. Sex, Buys and Advertising, undated Box AV7, Video-cassette RL11612-VHS-198

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187. Peter Charlton Interviews Barry Day. 1982. Umatic. PAL. TRT: Unknown. Box 13

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187. Nicolas Wines, Liste des Grands Vins 1958 (List of Great Wines 1958), 1958 Box 8, Item RL13158-ITEM-0187

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187. Laurence Charles Free & Lawson. Bristol-Myers Squibb. Ban For Men. BMXM 2173 Men Sweat More Rev. :30. 1992 Box 12

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187. "Economic Science Grapples with Current Problems," Undergraduate Economic Association, MIT, 17 March 1994 Box 123

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187. Beauty Fluid--2 spots (both Above). 1993. TRT: :45 Box 80

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187. Address to CU Staff, Consumers Union, 1975 Box 119, Folder 2

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1879, September 1-1879, November 15 7 folders Box 16

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1879 October 2: Lucy Drexel (New York, NY) to Frances Saltar Box 2

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1879 October 21: Maria Tilghman to "dear Cousin" (Reading, PA to Philadelphia, PA) Box 2

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1879, Oct. 24-1903, Dec. 28 Box 75

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1879, November 20-1879, December 31 8 folders Box 17

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1879, November-1886 Box 3

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1879 November 13: Maria Tilghman to Frances Saltar (Pemberton, NJ) Box 2

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1879 November 10: A.L. Henry (Briar Cliff Rectory, NY) to Frances Saltar Box 2

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1879 May-July, Item #473 Box 1

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1879 May-Dec., notes, undated Box 97

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1879 May 4: Maria Brooks to Frances Saltar (Reading, PA to Pemberton, NJ) Box 2

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1879 May 1-1879 June 18 Volume 31

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1879 March 8: Mary Croes (Yonkers, NY) to Frances Saltar Box 2

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1879 March 4: Maria Brooks to Frances Saltar (Reading, PA to Pemberton, NJ) Box 2

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