James Munroe Spencer (North Carolina 1853)

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Abstract/Description:	James Munroe Spencer (North Carolina 1853)
Subject(s):	Epsilon Epsilon; University of North Carolina

Title:	James Munroe Spencer (North Carolina 1853).
Type of Resource:	still image
Genre:	Digital Image; sepia tone
Abstract/Description:	James Munroe Spencer (North Carolina 1853)
Identifier(s):	pgd00395 (local)
Subject(s):	Epsilon Epsilon; University of North Carolina
Held by:	Phi Gamma Delta Digital Repository
Is Part Of:	Folder: Digital Holding.
In Collections:	Images University of North Carolina (Epsilon) - Chapter Collection

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