National Treasures: How to Use Prized Items in Your Changing Lives

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Date: 2010-09-09 13:19:52 Library science National Archives and Records Administration The National Archives Wisconsin Historical Society Preservation Museology Education in the United States Archival science Archivist Archive		National Treasures: How to Use Prized Items in Your Changing Lives Add to Reading List Source URL: files.archivists.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 360,38 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	Text transcribed from National Archives and Records Administration microfilm ID #A21, Register of Cherokees who wished to remain in the east, annotated by Glen Davis. All annotations copyrighted ©2004, Glen Davis. 1817 DocID: 1uuUv - View Document
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