Memoirs of Hundson Cary [manuscript], c1947.

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Memoirs of Hundson Cary [manuscript], c1947.

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Microfilm of manuscript. Mr. Cary relates his life as a small boy in Richmond; schooldays at Pantops Academy, Charlottesville, Va., V.M.I., M.I.T., and UVa; his military service; career as a lawyer in Richmond; his Va. political activities including 7 years in the state senate; and his various European tours.

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