Charles S. Butler Papers, 1902-1937

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Charles S. Butler Papers, 1902-1937

Charles S. Butler (1875-1944), a native of Tennessee and anadmiral in the United States Navy, entered the Medical Corps of the Navy in 1900. The collection includes an article on the development of higher education in theTennessee Valley; photostatic copies of two early maps of North Carolina; aphotograph of Butler; a bibliography of his publications relative to yaws, syphilis,and tropical diseases; a sketch of Butler's life; and two letters to Elizabeth Henderson Cotten (Mrs. Lyman A. Cotten).

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Butler, Charles S. (Charles St. John), 1875-1944

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Charles S. Butler, a native of Tennessee and an admiral in the U.S. Navy, entered the Medical Corps of the Navy in 1900. From the description of Charles S. Butler papers, 1902-1937. WorldCat record id: 39559183 Charles St. John Butler (1875-1944), a native of Tennessee and an admiral in the United States Navy, entered the Medical Corps of the Navy in 1900. From the guide to the Charles S. Butler Papers, 1902-1937, (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Lib...