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Randolph Greenfield Adams

1892–1951

77 works

1921–1948 across 30 dated works

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Santo Domingo a study in benevolent imperialism1921
Political ideas of the American revolution...1922
Political ideas of the American Revolution: Britannic-American contributions to the problem of imperial organization, 1765 to 17751922
A history of the foreign policy of the United States1924

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Political ideas of the American revolution...1922
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The whys and wherefores of the William L. Clements library: a brief essay on book-collecting as a fine art1925
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Librarians as enemies of books1937
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Lexington to Fallen Timbers, 1775-1794: episodes from the earliest history of our military forces. Illustrated by original maps and papers in the Clements Library of the University of Michigan1942
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Political ideas of the American Revolution: Britannic-American contributions to the problem of imperial organization, 1765 to 17751922
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Address at the dedication of the Stockwell memorial library at Albion college, June 4, 19381938
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The gateway to American history1927
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A history of the foreign policy of the United States1924
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Remarks by Randolph G. Adams at the opening of the Rare Book Room, University of Pennsylvania Library, May, 27, 1947.1948
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Pilgrims, Indians and patriots: the pictorial history of America from the colonial age to the revolution1928
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Santo Domingo a study in benevolent imperialism1921
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A translation of the Rosetta stone1925
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Notes on portraits of George Washington owned in Michigan1932
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Hudibrastic aspects of some editions of the Emancipation Proclamation1946
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The passports printed by Benjamin Franklin at his Passy press.1925
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The headquarters papers of the British army in North America during the war of the American Revolution: a brief description of Sir Henry Clinton's papers in the William L. Clements Library1926
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Iconography of old Detroit1942
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Two documents on the battle of King's Mountain: Reprinted from the North Carolina Historical review, vol. viii, no. 3, July, 19311931
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The case of the Columbus letter: an address prepared for the Washington Square College Book Club of New York University1939
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A history of the foreign policy of the United States1928
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The character and extent of fugitive archival material1939
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The dignity of George Washington: an address delivered in the Hill auditorium in the city of Ann Arbor, February 22, 19321932
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The papers of Lord George Germain: a brief description of the Stopford-Sackville papers now in the William L. Clements library1928
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Remarks at the opening of the Rare Book Room, University of Pennsylvania Library, May 27, 19471948
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