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Richard J. Beamish

Born 1879

6 works

1919–2005 across 5 dated works

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America's part in the world war: a history of the full greatness of our country's achievements; the record of the mobilization and triumph of the military, naval, industrial and civilian resources of the United States1919
The story of Lindbergh: the lone eagle, including the development of aviation, epoch-making flights of the world's greatest airmen, and the history of efforts to bridge the distance between the old and new worlds1927
The boy's story of Lindbergh: the Lone Eagle1928
Climate change and northern fish populations1994
With Symposium on Climatic Change and Northern Fish (1992 Victoria, B.C.)

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America's part in the world war: a history of the full greatness of our country's achievements; the record of the mobilization and triumph of the military, naval, industrial and civilian resources of the United States1919
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Climate change and northern fish populations1994
With Symposium on Climatic Change and Northern Fish (1992 Victoria, B.C.)
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The Boy's Story of Lindbergh the Lone Eagle2005
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The boy's story of Lindbergh: the Lone Eagle1928
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The story of Lindbergh: the lone eagle, including the development of aviation, epoch-making flights of the world's greatest airmen, and the history of efforts to bridge the distance between the old and new worlds1927
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