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 Though the Davis Library mainly collects materials for the humanities and social sciences, they are the designated government depository for the state. Their collection includes many federal papers.
-'''Duke University'''<br>William R. Perkins Library<br>Manuscript Department<br>104 Chapel Drive<br>Durham, NC 27708<br>Telephone: 919-660-5800[http://www.lib.duke.edu/ ][http://www.lib.duke.edu/s ][http://www.lib.duke.edu/s ]
+'''Duke University'''<br>William R. Perkins Library<br>Manuscript Department<br>104 Chapel Drive<br>Durham, NC 27708<br>Telephone: 919-660-5800
 Internet: [http://library.duke.edu/specialcollections/index.html]
-<span id="1199904994699E" style="">&nbsp;</span>Duke University has&nbsp;holdings on the&nbsp;American South and North Carolina.&nbsp; The libraries' collections contain published diaries, letters,&nbsp;papers, maps, newspapers, and public documents.&nbsp; A guide to some of&nbsp;these collections is:
+<span id="1199904994699E">&nbsp;</span>Duke University has&nbsp;holdings on the&nbsp;American South and North Carolina.&nbsp; The libraries' collections contain published diaries, letters,&nbsp;papers, maps, newspapers, and public documents.&nbsp; A guide to some of&nbsp;these collections is:
 Trilley, Nannie M., and Noma Lee Goodwin. ''Guide to the Manuscript Collections in the Duke University Library''. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press, 1947. (FHL book 975.6 B5d ser. 27–28; film 899894.) This guide lists about 8,000 names of individuals, families, and historical subjects, and it is indexed.