Box 20
Contains 21 Results:
Wade, Herbert Treadwell. A Brief History of the Colonial Wars in America, 1948
Walker, William. The Unity of Art, 1848
Walton, Sarah L. Memories of Rugby Colony, 1949
Ward, Mrs. George R. Testimony before United States Senate Committee on Relations Between Labor and Capital, 1883
Washington and Tusculum College. Charter and By-Laws, 1908
Watson, Elbert L. Tennessee at the Battle of New Orleans, 1965
Welburn, Drummond. Select Poems, 1895
Wells, Gabriel. The Carter-Pollard Disclosures, 1934
Weiss, Harry B. Concerning the Activities of Charles F. Heartman, 1938
The Logistics of Nathan Bedford Forrest, n.d.
Wharton, T.A. Rev. General Robert E. Lee, the Man, 1908
Wheelock, Mrs. W.E. (Amenda Neal) Rhea Springs, n.d.
White, E.V. The First Iron-Clad Engagement in the World, 1894
Whitehill, Walter Muir. The Many Faces of Monticello, 1965
Wiley, J.W. St Mary’s Church, Jackson, Tennessee, 1951
Williams, Samuel C. The Admission of Tennessee into the Union, 1945
Williams, Samuel C. History of Johnson City and Its Environs, 1940
Williams, Samuel C. William Tatham, Wataugan, n.d.
Wills, Jesse E. Meditations on the American Indian, 1971
Wilson, John Lyde. The Code of Honor; or Rules for the Government of Principals and Seconds in Duelling, 1858
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