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	Title	Creator	Division
	William Hale, Jr. account book		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Reasons Theoretical and Practical for Pronouncing Against a Free Trade in Corn		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Leopold Morse Goulston baseball scorebook		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	John Fletcher commonplace book		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	John Ford letters		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Ervin family account book		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Faiseur d'ancètres : comédie de salon en deux actes: manuscript		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Emily Wilder (Bark) logbook		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Samuel Edgerly diary		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Samuel H. Edwards letters		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	George Fitzroy, Duke of Northumberland account books		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	William Bodham Donne commonplace book		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	De Forest & Company letter book		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Daggett, Windsor P. Papers, c.1920-1945.		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Lillian E. Dana student notebook		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Czarina (Brig) logbook		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Stephen Cross account book		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Study and discussion guide for training of U.S. Communists [...]		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Elijah Cook daybook		Manuscripts and Archives Division
	Margaret Ann (Ship) logbook		Manuscripts and Archives Division

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