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Papers relating to Bradley's military service, including enlistment records, a record of Bradley's personal military career, Bradley's announcement of retirement from the army, and a few detailed accounts of the Spanish-American War and World War I, the two wars in which Bradley saw the most action; together with material relating to military medicine; and information about Bradley's genealogy, including numerous family trees from both sides, memoirs of his wife (Letitia M. Follette Bradley) and children, and biographies about Bradley by his wife and daughter.

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