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"At the peace table"

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Address of welcome : given at a reception tendered to the men who have returned from the battle front by the Men's Progressive Club of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church April 24, 1919

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The African Methodist shield (improved) : for the benefit of the members, Sunday schools, Allen Christian Endeavor League and missionary societies of the African Methodist Episcopal Church : a companion to The Gibson hand book, The Gibson catechism

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The black man : the father of civilization : proven by Biblical history

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Catalogue of Lincoln University, Chester County, Penna., sixty-fourth year 1918-1919.

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Centennial celebration, Bethel A.M.E. Church, 52-60 West 132nd Street, New York City, 1819-1919.

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The Central High School monthly

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The Central High School monthly

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The Central High School monthly

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A complete course in hair straightening and beauty culture

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The constitution and statutes of the most worshipful Grand Lodge of the most ancient and honorable fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New York (Prince Hall Constitution).

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Diary of Yun Ch'i-ho - 1919

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Emocad.

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Emocad. [1919]

Part of: Emocad.

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The Emory Phoenix. [1919 February]

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Emory Summer Session 1919

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Emory University Academy 1919-1920

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Emory University Catalogue 1919-1920

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Facts about "The birth of a new nation"

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The heart of the world

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History of the American Negro in the Great World War : his splendid record in the battle zones of Europe : including a resume of his past services to his country in the wars of the revolution, of 1812, the war of the rebellion, the Indian wars on the frontier, the Spanish-American war, and the late imbroglio with Mexico

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The immediate jewel of his soul : a romance

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Income tax forms for James M. McMillan for 1918-1919

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Income tax forms for James M. McMillan for 1918-1919

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Kelly Miller's History of the World War for human rights : an intensely human and brilliant account of the World War : why America entered the conflict : what the allies fought for : and a thrilling account of the important part taken by the Negro in the tragic defeat of Germany : the downfall of autocracy, and complete victory for the cause of righteousness and freedom : including a wonderful array of striking pictures made from recent official photographs, illustrating and describing the new and awful devices used in the horrible methods of modern warfare, together with remarkable pictures of the Negro in action in both army and navy

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Military: Emory Units, World War I and II - Article on the return of the Emory Hospital Unit from France at the end of First World War

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Military: Emory Units, World War I and II - Article on the return of the Emory Hospital Unit from France at the end of First World War

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Minutes and year book of the South Georgia Conference of the M. E. Church, South ... session, 1919

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Missionary activities among the women of the Pittsburg Conference Branch

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The mulatto in the United States

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National responsibility for the education of the Negro.

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The Negro in the new reconstruction

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The Negro trail blazers of California : a compilation of records from the California archives in the Bancroft Library at the University of California, in Berkeley, and from the diaries, old papers and conversations of old pioneers in the State of California : it is a true record of facts, as they pertain to the history of the pioneer and present day Negroes of California

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Our war for human rights : being an intensely human and brillant account of the World War and why and for what purpose America and the allies are fighting and the important part taken by the Negro : including the horrors and wonders of modern warfare, the new and strange devices that have come into use, etc.

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The price of victory : an oration

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The race problem : two suggestions as to its solution

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The Rainbow.

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The Rainbow.

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The Rainbow.

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The Rainbow.

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The Rainbow.

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Rational thoughts concerning the Supreme Being of the Universe, and the true primitive religion

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Roy's trip to the battlefields of Europe : being the diary of Royal A. Christian.

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The sword of Nemesis

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The white peril

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William H. Scott First Colored Commissioned Officer, Woburn Daily Times, January 23, 1919

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Yearbook and minutes of the ... session of the North Georgia Conference, M.E. Church, South, 1919

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Asodecoan.

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The Emory campus. [1919]

Part of: The Emory campus. [Emory University]

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The Emory campus. [Emory University]

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Miscellaneous - Handwritten note relating to receipt of family letters given by Mary Esther LaRose, wife of Joel Chandler Harris

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23-page typewritten memoir by John Bowden Malachi titled, "Some of My Experiences as a Confederate Soldier, in the Camp and on the Battlefield, in the Army of Northern Virginia". Bowden was born in Meriwether County near Greenville, Georgia on June 28, 1840. He enlisted as a private in Company B, 2nd Georgia Infantry Regiment on August 26, 1861. He served in the Army for three years in the field and a half year in prison

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22nd-36th Annual Georgia Conference, 1851-1866

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62nd-100th Annual Georgia Conference, 1891-1929

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Envelope containing letter from George Russell (AE) to Augusta Gregory

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Envelope containing letter from George Russell (AE) to Augusta Gregory

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Letter from George Russell (AE) (Dublin) to Augusta Gregory

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Letter from George Russell (AE) (Dublin) to Augusta Gregory

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Letter from George Russell (AE) (Dublin) to Augusta Gregory

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Letter from George Russell (AE) (Dublin) to Augusta Gregory, Letter contains an illustration

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Letter from George Russell (AE) (Dublin) to Augusta Gregory. Letter contains an illustration of William Butler Yeats "The Valley of the Black Pig"

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Syllabus of the Eastern Star Queen of the South and Amaranth degrees

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2-page memoir of Tapley H. Stewart's experience in the Confederate Army. Stewart served in Company L of the 3rd Georgia Infantry Regiment which took part in battles around Richmond and Chattanooga. Stewart was captured and was a prisoner of war in Elmira, New York (typescript)

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2-page memoir of Tapley H. Stewart's experience in the Confederate Army. Stewart served in Company L of the 3rd Georgia Infantry Regiment which took part in battles around Richmond and Chattanooga. Stewart was captured and was a prisoner of war in Elmira, New York (typescript)

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25-page memoir, "Thrilling Experiences of a First Georgia Cavalryman in the Civil War" by O. P. Hargis. Hargis joined the 1st Georgia Cavalry at Resaca, Georgia in May 1864 when he was 15 years old. This Division, under command of General Wheeler acted as skirmishers to cover Johnson's retreat from Resaca to Atlanta. Memoir also includes some background and follow up on Hargis and his family (typescript)

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Notebook of F. L Hudgins. Hudgins served in Company K of the 38th Georgia Infantry Regiment. In the notebook, Hudgins wrote the muster roll of his company as well as general thoughts about the war

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Notebook of F. L Hudgins. Hudgins served in Company K of the 38th Georgia Infantry Regiment. In the notebook, Hudgins wrote the muster roll of his company, telling what became of the men in the war, and also a list of the men who were present for duty at Appomattox in April 9, 1865. He also wrote a list of the engagements in which his regiment took part, and a list of the men killed in the various battles

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Six letters, written in Welsh, from Elias J. Prichard to his family between 1863 and 1864. Prichard served in the band of the 22nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. He was in the Atlanta Campaign, during which members of the band of his regiment were detailed to serve as nurses in the field hospital. Typescript copies of English translations of the letters accompany the originals. Also included is correspondence between Pritchard's relatives and Emory Libraries Special Collection, regarding the acquisition and translation of the letters, as well as material relating to Elias Pritchard's life