Starr, frederick 1858-1933
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Starr, Frederick
Starr, Fred. (Frederick), 1858-1933
Frederick Starr American anthropologist
Starr, Frederick (American photographer and anthropologist, 1858-1933)
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VIAF ID: 45085839 (Personal)
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ISNI: 0000 0000 8124 0241
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Frederick Starr
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American anthropologist
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Frederick
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1858-1933
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100 1 _ ‡a Starr, Frederick ‡d (1858-1933).
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American photographer and anthropologist, 1858-1933
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Starr, Frederick,
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1858-1933
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100 1 _ ‡a Starr, Frederick, ‡d 1858-1933
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Starr, Frederick,
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1858-1933
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Starr, Frederick,
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1858-1933
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100 1 _ ‡a Starr, Frederick, ‡d 1858-1933
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100 1 _ ‡a Starr, frederick ‡d 1858-1933
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Works
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| The Ainu group at the Saint Louis exposition |
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| Ainu nazoshū, 1911- : |
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| Ainu tosho |
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| American Indians |
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| The American on the Tokaido, a diary |
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| Ancient pictures for little moderns; or |
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| Anthropologic miscellanea. |
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| Aztec place-names, their meaning and mode of composition, selected from the Spanish of Agustin de la Rosa, Antonio Peñafiel and Cecilio A. Robelo |
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| A bibliography of Congo languages. |
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| Brieven van Frederick Starr (1858-1933) aan Johannes Diederich Eduard Schmeltz (1839-1909) |
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| Catalogue of a collection of objects illustrating the folklore of Mexico. - |
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| Catalogue of an exhibition of educational games collected and exhibited by Frederick Starr. |
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| Check-list of Mexican ex-libris ... |
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| Compendio gramatical para la inteligencia del idioma Tarahumar : oraciones, doctrina cristiana, pláticas, y otras cosas necesarias para la recta administracion de los Santos Sacramentos en el mismo idióma |
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| Confucianism; ethics, philosophy, religion |
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| The Congo Free State and Congo belge |
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| Congo natives; an ethnographic album |
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| Darrow-Starr debate |
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| Dozoku to densetsu |
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| Early man in Europe. |
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| De frente al perfil : retratos raciales de Frederick Starr |
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| Fujiyama, the sacred mountain of Japan |
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| Hunting bookplates in Mexico: J. W. Spenceley |
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| In Indian Mexico a narrative of travel and labor |
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| The International folk-lore congress of the World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, July, 1893 ... |
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| Iroquis Indian games and dances |
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| Is the human race getting anywhere? : Professor Frederick Starr, yes, Mr. Clarence S. Darrow, no : chairman, Mr. Arthur M. Lewis, under the auspices of the Workers' University Society, Sunday afternoon, February 8, 1920, 3 o'clock, Garrick Theatre, Chicago, Illinois. |
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| Japanese collectors and what they collect |
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| Japanese proverbs and pictures |
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| Korean Buddhism |
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| Korean coins charms and amulets : a supplement |
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| Liberia : description, history, problems |
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| A little book of Filipino riddles |
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| The little pottery objects of Lake Chapala, Mexico |
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| Lolo objects in the Public Museum, Milwaukee |
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| The Mapa de Cuauhtlantzinco or Códice Campos |
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| Mesquakie (Fox) material culture : the William Jones and Frederick Starr collections, 1998: |
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| Mexican paper |
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| Mexico and the United States; a story of revolution, intervention and war |
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| Narrative of the expedition despatched to Musahdu by the Liberian government under Benjamin J. K. Anderson, sr., in 1874. |
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| The native races of North America; |
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| Nōsatsushi |
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| Notes on Mexican archaeology |
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| Notes upon the ethnography of southern Mexico. |
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| Ofuda angya. |
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| Ofuda hakase no mita tōkaidō |
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| The physical characters of the Indians of southern Mexico |
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| The pygmies |
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| Readings from modern Mexican authors |
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| Recent Mexican study of the native languages of Mexico. |
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| San'yō angya |
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| Sekai jinshu monogatari |
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| Simon Bolivar and Latin-American republics. |
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| Some first steps in human progress |
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| The stone of the sun and the first chapter of the history of Mexico |
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| The Story of Phallicism |
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| Strange neighbors |
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| Strange peoples |
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| [Sutā Hakushi korekushon. |
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| Tacho, typical Edokko |
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| Transactions of the Korea Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society |
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| The truth about the Congo; the Chicago tribune articles. |
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| Walks and talks in the geological field |
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| Washington bookplates |
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| Writings upon Mexican subjects. |
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| お札博士の觀た東海道 |
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| お札行脚 |
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| アイヌ謎集 |
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| [スタ－博士 コレクション. |
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| 世界人種物語 |
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| 土俗と傳說 |
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| 山陽行脚 |
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| 御札行脚 : 四国、九洲、朝鮮、東北、冨士の巻 |
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| 日本国民への忠言 |
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| 納札史 |
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| 繪馬 |
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