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This collection contains one five-page typescript, "A Study of the Treatment of Negroes in Textbooks," written in 1969 by J. Mason Davis.

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This collection contains three manuscript pages and one receipt booklet. It describes the fund raising effort led by R.T. Pollard.

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This document, entitled "Auftriebs verteilung Richtung flugeltiefe auf grund der theorie der dunnen Profile," explores the theory of rocket lift distribution and flight direction. It contains 164 handwritten pages including a number of charts and graphs.

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Letter from D. G Garland to Oscar W. Adams describing the progress of Garland's newspaper The Press Forum Sun.

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Quarterly report from Huntsville, Alabama, written by Union Chaplain George Compton to Col. J.B. McCown, commander of the 63rd Illinois Infantry.

Scope and Contents From the Accession: Ink manuscript. Approximately 600 words. Typical rules for an organization of this kind, establishing protocol for exercises and meetings, dues, fines, manner of voting, etc. "The object shall be to relieve the sick, bury the dead, to aid each other in the time of distress, and to cultivate a fruitful feeling among the race for the best interest and the welfare of all mankind." Accompanied by another 14 pages of manuscript, mostly in pencil, representing partial minutes from meetings in...

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Contains Lindsey's Alabama Polytechnic Institute Report Card for her second semester, 1923-1924, and a handwritten list of courses with their credit amounts.

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This collection contains a letter written by Alexander B. Meek (1814-1865) during the American Civil War explaining the war in Mobile, Alabama, with mentions of Dauphin Island, his journey home, and potentially staying put where he was.

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This accession consists of one letter written in 1857 by John Wych to Daniel Cole regarding the death of a slave and how it was a major monetary loss for him.

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This diary was written in a Birmingham School composition notebook. In her diary Nix discusses the weather, letters she received, activities of friends and family, and her health.