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Ulrich B. Phillips
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Box
137
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Biographical materials, ca. 1928-1939.
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Correspondence
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Box
137
Folder
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Personal, 1924-1932.
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Box
137
Folder
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Mrs. U.B. Phillips, 1934-1943.
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Re memorial volume
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Box
137
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1934-1936.
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Box
137
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1937.
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Box
137
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1938-1939.
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Box
137
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1940-1945.
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Box
137
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Replies to circular, 1937.
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Box-folder
137-9
Volume
58
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Bibliographies, 1934, September - October.
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Box-folder
137-10
Volume
59
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Writings, 1931; 1936; 1940; n.d.
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Box
137
Folder
11
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“Carbon copies of statements Re Phillips taken from Southern newspapers,” 1901-1918.
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Essays for Memorial Volume
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Box
138
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“Crawford W. Long and the Discovery of Anesthesia,” Frank K. Boland, M.D., 1938.
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Box
138
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“Reconstruction in a Southern City,” Gerald M. Capers, Jr., n.d.
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Box
138
Folder
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“The Significance of the Ante-Bellum Southern City: A Case Study,” Gerald M. Capers, Jr., 1940.
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Box
138
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4
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“Cultural and Social Life in Washington County...,” Lester J. Cappon, 1940.
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Box
138
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“Boating as a Sport in the Old South,” E. Merton Coulter, 1940.
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Box
138
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“Prigg vs. Pennsylvania by James G. Birney,” Dwight L. Dumond, n.d.
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Box
138
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“Prigg vs. Pennsylvania by James G. Birney,” Dwight Dumond, revised copy, 1941.
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Box
138
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“Bibliography of the Writings of Ulrich Bonnell Phillips,” Everett E. Edwards, n.d.
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Box
138
Folder
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“Some Plantation Letters,” J.G. deRoulac Hamilton, 1940.
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Box
138
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“Edward Livingston's View of the Nature of the Union,” William B. Hatcher, n.d.
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Box
138
Folder
11
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“Life in New Oreleans under General Butler,” Howard Palmer Johnson, n.d.
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Box
138
Folder
12
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“A Southern Novelist Interprets Reconstruction,” Howard Palmer Johnson, n.d.
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Box
139
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“Notes on Trips to Virginia with U.B. Phillips in search of Manuscripts 1926 and 1927,” Herbert A. Kellar, 1934.
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Box
139
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“Upper Canada's Relation to the Anti-Slavery Controversy in the United States,” Fred Landon, 1938; 1941.
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Box
139
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“Colonization by the Old South,” William Q. Lynch, 1940.
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Box
139
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“Ante-Bellum Plantation Sustenance in the Lower Mississippi Valley,” V. Alton Moody, n.d.
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Box
139
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“North Carolina in the Federal Convention of 1787,” Albert Ray Newsome, n.d.
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Box
139
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“The Defense of Slavery in the Northern Press on the Eve of the Civil War,” Howard Perkins, 1941.
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Box
139
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“Nativism and the `Irrepressible Conflict,' ” David M. Potter, 1941.
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Box
139
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“The Influence of the New England Quakers on Slavery and the Slave Trade of the 18th Century,” Anna E. Roth, 1941.
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Box
139
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“Franklin and Armfield, Slave Traders,” Wendell H. Stephenson, n.d.
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Box
139
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“Caste and Sectionalism,” Robert A. Warner, n.d.
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Box
139
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“The Movement to Humanize the Institution of Slavery during the Confederacy,” B.I. Wiley, n.d.
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Box
139
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Lists of students and friends of Ulrich B. Phillips, 1934.
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Box
139
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Memorial Volume Committee materials, notes, miscellany, 1937-1938.
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Box
139
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Essay on Phillips by Wood Gray with comment by Kellar, ca. March 1937.
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