Cox, Isaac Joslin, 1873-1956
Cox, Isaac Joslin
Isaac Joslin Cox
Isaac Joslin Cox United States professor of history
VIAF ID: 76693076 ( Personal )
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Works
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Argentina, Brazil and Chile since independence | |
[Carta] 1942 diciembre 21, Illinois [a] Domingo Amunátegui Solar. | |
Desarrollo de la democracia norteamericana. | |
Documents relating to Zachariah Cox; | |
The early exploration of Louisiana [MI] 1906 | |
Educational efforts in San Fernando de Bexar. | |
General Wilkinson and his later intrigues with the Spaniards | |
Historia Diplomática de la independencia de Chile: Comentario del profesor Sr. Isaac J. Cox | |
history of Chile | |
The Indian as a diplomatic factor in the history of the Old Northwest; a paper read before the Chicago Historical Society, March 28, 1907 | |
The journeys of Rene Robert Cavelier, sieur de LaSalle, as related by his faithful lieutenant, Henri de Tonty; his missionary colleagues, Fathers Zenobius Membre, Louis Hennepin, and Anastasius Douay; his early biographer, Father Christian LeClercq; his trusted subordinate, Henri Joutel; and his brother, Jean Cavelier; together with memoirs, commissions, etc. | |
The March of man; a chronological record of peoples and events from prehistoric times to the present day, comprising an historical atlas of 96 pages, comparative time charts in seven sections and 64 plates of illustration. | |
Nicaragua and the United States, 1909-1927 | |
The Pan-American policy of Jefferson and Wilkinson | |
The significance of the Louisiana-Texas frontier | |
The southwest boundary of Texas ... | |
Thomas Sloo, jr. A typical politician of early Illinois. Address before the Illinois state historical society at its twelfth annual meeting, May, 1911. | |
The West Florida controversy, 1798-1813; a study in American diplomacy. | |
William Belcher Seeley, founder and first principal of the San Antonio Academy; a joint tribute from his family, his students and his former associate, Isaac Joslin Cox. |