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William P. Cresson •ï¿½13 Items / 6 Reviews, 6 Books, 1 Article
Diplomatic Portraits (1923)
by W.P. Cresson
Europe and the Monroe Doctrine One Hundred Years Ago
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Published Reviews
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    Minor Notices (Review)
    Diplomatic Portraits, by W.P. Cresson
    1. Diplomatic Portraits by W.P. Cresson
    The American Historical Review, April 1924, p. 599
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    Briefer Notices (Review)
    Diplomatic Portraits, by W.P. Cresson
    1. Diplomatic Portraits by W.P. Cresson
    American Political Science Review, May 1924, p. 427
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    More That Could Be Told (Review)
    H.E.B.
    Diplomatic Portraits, by W.P. Cresson
    1. Diplomatic Portraits by W.P. Cresson
    The New Republic, February 13, 1924, p. 319
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    Affairs of the World (Review)
    Diplomatic Portraits, by W.P. Cresson
    1. Diplomatic Portraits by W.P. Cresson
    The North American Review, April 1924, pp. 572-573
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    Reviews (Review)
    S.A. Korff
    Diplomatic Portraits, by W.P. Cresson
    1. Diplomatic Portraits by W.P. Cresson
    Political Science Quarterly, September 1924, pp. 518-519
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    The New Books (6 Reviews)
    Boswell's Johnson Sampler, by Archibald Marshall and James Boswell
    1. Boswell's Johnson Sampler by Archibald Marshall and James Boswell
    2. Diplomatic Portraits by W.P. Cresson
    3. Jimmie: The Story of a Black Bear Cub by Ernest Harold Baynes
    4. The Shadowy Third, and Other Stories by Ellen Glasgow
    5. The Spell of Siris by Muriel Hine Coxon
    6. Landmarks of New York by A. Everett Peterson
    The Outlook, December 19, 1923, p. 690