Harrison, Fairfax, 1869-1938
Fairfax Harrison
Fairfax Harrison American railroad president and writer (1869–1938)
Harrison, Fairfax
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Works
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| De agri cultura. |
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| Agriculture and industrial progress depends upon prosperous railroads : an address before the Chamber of Commerce of Anderson, South Carolina, February 24, 1914 |
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| Agriculture in the Piedmont counties of South Carolina; |
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| Are we ready for industrial co-operation? |
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| Aris sonis focisque; |
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| The background of the American stud book. |
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| The Belair stud, 1747-1761. |
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| Bituminous coal in the United States: |
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| The catharsis of husbandry |
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| Cato's farm management: eclogues from the De re rustica of M. Porcius Cato, done into English, with notes of other excursions in the pleasant paths of agronomic literature |
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| The choice of Heracles; an address before the literary societies of Hampden-Sidney College, by Fairfax Harrison. |
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| Co-operation for the development of Latin-American trade : an address before the Chamber of Commerce of Mobile, Alabama, March 4, 1914 |
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| The Devon Carys. |
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| Early American turf stock, 1739-1830 : being a critical study of the extant evidence for the English, Spanish and Oriental horses and mares to which are traced the oldest American turf pedigrees ... |
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| The equine F. F. Vs. : a study of the evidence for the English horses imported into Virginia before the revolution. |
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| A Frenchman in Virginia; being the memoirs of a Huguenot refugee in 1686 |
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| Government ownership of the railways as unnecessary as it is undesirable. An address before the Conference on Southern Problems, at the University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee, August 1, 1911 |
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| A history of the legal development of the railroad system of Southern Railway Company |
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| The honor roll of those who have been in the service twenty-five years or more to March, 1916 |
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| The independent woman; an address before the Alabama girls' technical institute |
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| Is big business an industrial evil; |
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| The John's Island Stud (South Carolina) 1750-1788. |
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| Landmarks of old Prince William : a study of origins in northern Virginia |
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| Looking to the future in Virginia; |
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| Popple of Hulle [Eng.] and the Board of trade. |
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| The prejudice against the railways; an address before the Chamber of Commerce, Lynchburg, Virginia, April 30, 1914. |
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| The proprietors of the Northern Neck, chapters of Culpeper genealogy. |
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| The relation of American railroads to development of foreign trade. An address before the third National foreign trade convention at New Orleans, Louisiana, January 28, 1916 |
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| Relation of the railroad and its securities to land values |
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| The Roanoke stud, 1795-1833. |
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| Roman farm management; the treatises of Cato and Varro done into English, with notes of modern instances by a Virginia farmer |
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| Sally Cary; a long hidden romance of Washington's life |
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| The school of Hellas; an address before the Virginia Classical Association, Richmond, Va., November 27, 1914 |
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| Scriptores rei rusticae. |
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| Selecting the roads to be improved; an address before the American Road Congress, Atlanta, Georgia, November 11th, 1914 |
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| A selection of the letters of Fairfax Harrison. |
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| Some grounds for encouragement in the railway situation; an address before the Transportation Club of Indianapolis, March 31, 1911 |
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| South American trade-an opportunity but not a special privilege ... |
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| Southern railway company and its employees as affected by the European war, an address at a Labor day celebration in Spencer. |
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| A statesman's opportunity, an address before the Railway Business Association, New York, N. Y., December 10, 1914 |
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| Transportation efficiency : an address before the Washington Traffic Club, of Washington, D.C., February 7, 1914 |
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| Transportation of coal : hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Naval Affairs, United States Senate, Sixty-third Congress, third session, pursuant to S. res. 291, a resolution authorizing the Committee on Naval Affairs to investigate the natural and strategic advantages of Charleston, S.C., compared with Norfolk and other Chesapeake Bay ports, as a permanent point for coal distribution, etc. July 20, 1914. |
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| The Virginia Carys : an essay in genealogy. |
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| Virginia land grants |
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| The Virginians on the Ohio and the Mississippi in 1742 |
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| Voyages d'un François exilé pour la religion. |
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| What a railroad terminal means to a community. An address at a dinner of the Board of commerce of Knoxville, Tennessee, January 17, 1914. |
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