Author: MONROE (James)

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1 (I i)CS (1 MONROE (James), President of the United States of America, See AMERICM SECRETARIIS OF STATL The American 3ecretarie of State end their diplomacy. V01. 3. pp. 199—2??. James Monroe, Secretary of State, November 25, 1811, to March 3, 1817 êd interim1 April 3, to November 25, 1811). By J.W.Pratt. NewYork, 1927. I 3 ft(”\ ——- C reprint.) \ NewYork, 1958.

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Author: MONROE (James)

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MONROE (James), president of the United States of America. BURGJS (J.w.) The ReceDt pseudo-Monroeism. [New York, 1896.3

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Author: MONROE (James)

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MONROE (James), Preident_of theUnited State&Q America. MERRIMAN (R.B.) The Monroe doctrine, (its past and present status), etc. [London, 19t7.j

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Author: MONROE (James)

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MONROE (James), President of the United Stes of America. See ROOT (E.) The Real Monroe doctrine. [New York, 1914.j

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Author: MONROE (James)

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MONROE (James), President_of the United States of Ameriea. See STThON (Arthur). The Last of the cocked hats: James Monroe & the Virginia dynasty. Norman, Oklahoma, 1945.

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Author: MONROE (James)

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(g3 IEcw MONROE (James), ?sidønt of the.Unitd. States of America. THOMAS (David .) One hundred years of the Monroe doctrine, 1823—1923. New York, 1923. j

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Author: MONROE (James)

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MONROE (James), Presidei of_the United_States of America.. See WASHINGTON (COLTThIBIA). Library of Conr. Papers of James Mona’oe listed in chronological order from the manuscripts in the Iibrary of Congress, etc. Washington, 1904.

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Author: MONROE (James)

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folio 33 NFN Smi MONROE (James), President of the United States of America. See WASHINGTON (COLUMBIA). Smithsonian Institution. National Portrait Gallery. President Monroe’s message: a catalog accompanying an exhibition ccmmemorating the 150th anniversary 0±’ the Monroe Doctrine, 18231973. (Exhibition organized by Gerald Z. Levin. Catalog text prepared by Gerald Z. Levin and Je8mfte M. Mussey.) Washthgtori, 197k.

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Author: MONROE (James)

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MONROE (James), P’esident. o the United St.atesof America. See WOOLSEY (T.S.) Monroe doctrine fundauientals. New York, 914.j

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Author: SMITH (James Monroe)

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DEPOSITORY SMITH (James Monroe). The Training of high school teachers in Louisiana. New York, 1926. See W YORK. Columbia Unlirersity. Teachers Co1iee. Contributions to education, 2h7.

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Author: THORINGTON (James Monroe)

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NCTR Tho THORINGTON (James Monroe). The Glittering mountains of Canada: a record of exploration and pioneer ascents in the Canadian Rockies, 1914—1924. pp. 310. Plates, maps. Philadelphia, 1925. No. 467 of 150t) copies. Signed by the author.

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Author: TGTON (James Monroe)

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THORIrTGTON (James Monroe). Th Lye11 and Prshfi1d Glaciers, Caiadian Roo3c’ Mount,ains, 1926, eta. rashi.ton 1927. Set WASHI!!GTON (0’)LUlKBIA). Smithsonian Tnft,ution. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collect,ions. 1161. 7. No. 6.

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