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Text	3
Audio	1

manuscripts	2
oral histories	1

ORIGINAL FORMAT	COUNT
manuscripts	2
oral histories	1

Greenville (N.C.)	2
Asheboro (N.C.)	1
Lillington (N.C.)	1
Washington (D.C.)	1

LOCATION	COUNT
Greenville (N.C.)	2
Asheboro (N.C.)	1
Lillington (N.C.)	1
Washington (D.C.)	1

Education
Politics and Government: North Carolina
Senator Robert Burren Morgan
Politics and Government	3
ECU History	1
ECU History: Notable Alumni	1
Health and Medicine	1
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THEME/PROJECT	COUNT
Education	3
Politics and Government	3
Politics and Government: North Carolina	3
Senator Robert Burren Morgan	3
ECU History	1
ECU History: Notable Alumni	1
Health and Medicine	1
Social and Family Life	1
Women's History	1

Morgan, Robert, 1925-2016	3
Attorneys general--North Carolina	2
Politicians--North Carolina	2
East Carolina Teachers College--Alumni and alumnae	1
East Carolina Teachers College--Students	1
East Carolina University--Alumni and alumnae	1
Educational law and legislation--North Carolina	1
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SUBJECT	COUNT
Morgan, Robert, 1925-2016	3
Attorneys general--North Carolina	2
Politicians--North Carolina	2
East Carolina Teachers College--Alumni and alumnae	1
East Carolina Teachers College--Students	1
East Carolina University--Alumni and alumnae	1
Educational law and legislation--North Carolina	1
Medical telematics	1
Morgan, Katie Owen, 1925-	1
North Carolina--Politics and government--20th century	1
Politicians' spouses--North Carolina	1
School discipline--North Carolina	1
Staton, Joseph A.	1
Teachers--North Carolina	1
Women--Societies and clubs	1

DIVISION	COUNT
East Carolina Manuscript Collection	3

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3 results found for: Lenoir County (N.C.)

Theme/Project: Education

Theme/Project: Politics and Government: North Carolina

Theme/Project: Senator Robert Burren Morgan

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Outstanding alumni award 1970 address

Mrs. Robert B. (Katie) Morgan oral history intervi...

Asheboro discussion (part 2)