Battle, Kemp P.
born 1831
19 known books
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Sketch of the life and character ...
Sketch of the life and character of Wilson Caldwell
1984
Memories of an old-time tar heel
1945
History of the University of North Carolina
1907
The lord proprietors of Carolina
The lord proprietors of Carolina
1904
Letters and documents relating to...
Letters and documents relating to the early history of the lower Cape Fear
1903
Trial of James Glasgow, and the S...
Trial of James Glasgow, and the Supreme Court of North Carolina
1903
A North Carolina naval hero and h...
A North Carolina naval hero and his daughter
1902
Letters of Nathaniel Macon, John ...
Letters of Nathaniel Macon, John Steele and William Barry Grove
1902
... Letters of Nathaniel Macon, John Steele and William Barry Grove, with sketches and notes
1902
Raleigh and the old town of Bloom...
Raleigh and the old town of Bloomsbury
1902
The early history of Raleigh, the capital city of North Carolina
1893
An address on the history of the buildings of the University of North Carolina
1883
Sketches of the early history of the city of Raleigh
1877
Address on the life and services of Brigadier General Jethro Sumner
Year unknown
An address on the history of the Supreme court
Year unknown
Reports of President Kemp P. Batt...
Reports of President Kemp P. Battle and of the Committee of Visitation, Hon. W.L. Steele, chairman, to the Board of Trustees of the University of North Carolina, January 20, 1887
Year unknown
The names of the counties of Nort...
The names of the counties of North Carolina and the history involved in them
Year unknown
The two Caldwell monuments on the campus of the University of North Carolina
Year unknown
Where the Red Fern Grows with Connections
Year unknown
Wilson Rawls, Rafe Martin, Borden Deal, Felix Salten, Battle, Kemp P., Robert D. Bethke, Harold Courlander, Maya Angelou, Nicholasa Mohr, Dick Perry, and John R. Erickson
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