Correspondence relating to various aspects of Bailey's law practice.
Considerable correspondence relates to various bills concerning rivers and harbors as well as to specific North Carolina projects to develop or improve harbors, ports, and rivers across the state.
They include class notes, personal correspondence, correspondence in relation to various university programs, his consultant work with several industrial firms and several speeches.
Includes correspondence and records pertaining to various track meets and events, including track meet results, workout schedules and memorabilia.
Decrees, directives, reports, correspondence, and logbook, relating to various aspects of governmental administration in Siedlce province, especially economic policy, division of land, prosecutions for violation of economic decrees, and church-state relations.
Includes biographical material, correspondence, photographs, and papers related to various symposiums.
Correspondence and other documents relating to various workshops and symposia, some sponsored by the National Library of Medicine; arranged chronologically.
Includes memoirs of S. I. Ver. Writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to various members of the Russian aristocracy and to the Russian Civil War.
In contrast, correspondence analysis, has been applied to various raw text applications, with a book by Lebart and colleagues (Exploring Textual Data, Kluwer, 1997) devoted to reporting them.
Separate folders at the end of this section contain correspondence and printed material related to various Federal anti-lynching bills, and Bailey's opposition to Federal bills as an encroachment on state jurisdiction.
