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Letter to Neal Thomas from Will Inman written on the cover of a poetry book.

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Also includes a schedule of events and artists.

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[i]A Spoon of Water and[/i] [i]stabat mate[/i]r, both by Will Inman. Greeting card to Neal Thomas from Will Inman.

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[i]The Complete Book of Terrorism: Who They Are, Where They Are, What They Are[/i] by Tom Burke and John Holms. Draft with handwitten notes.

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A biographical Sketch of Colonel Roger Moore from the [i]Cyclopedia of Eminent and Representative Men of the Carolinas of the Nineteenth Century, vol. 2.[/i] Published: Madison, WI: Bryant & Fuller, 1892. Page 520. Reprinted in 1973 from the original 1892 edition.

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An original letter, titled "A Communication" by Mrs. Roger Moore, commenting on the events in Wilmington during the 1898 Wilmington Race Riots. A photocopy of the letter is also included.

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District No. 11 Registered Nurses Association, Wilmington NC; Alumnaei Association of the Turker Sanatorium Training School for Nurses, Richmond VA

Scope and Contents 1945 April 16 Inspection report, by U.S. military personnel, of Buchenwald Concentration Camp, 4p. 1945 May 08 Special Communique No. 8, Supreme Headquarters, A.E.F. - Notice of German Surrender, 1p. 1945 June 15 Letter of Commendation from Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of A.E.F. to Col. Martin A. Bateman, CO of 302nd Transport Wing, 1p. 1945 June 21 Notice of Commendation on the verso of the Eisenhower letter, from Col. Bateman to 302nd Transport Wing 1945 June 21 Notice of...

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Specifications for the War Department Office of the Quartermaster General, Construction Division, Camp Davis, Wilmington, N.C.

Specification No. 3227-E

W.S. Lee Engineering Corporation and William M. Piatt, Architect-Engineer.

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This collection consists of a letter dated 1914, written by Richard Laracy, veteran, recounting his Civil War experiences to a friend. The letter outlines Laracy's experience at the Battle at Gettysburg. He was a Union soldier in Culter's 1st Division, 1st Corps. Included are the original letter and a photocopy.