Mowry, William A. (William Augustus), 1829-1917
William Augustus Mowry
William Augustus Mowry American historian
Mowry, William Augustus, 1829-1917
Mowry, William A.
VIAF ID: 43414389 (Personal)
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Works
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| American heroes and heroism |
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| American pioneers |
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| Charles Bradford Goff, 1834-1898. |
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| Columbus day in Salem. |
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| The descendants of Nathaniel Mowry of Rhode Island. |
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| Essentials of United States history |
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| A family history Richard Mowry, of Uxbridge, Mass. : his ancestors and his descendants |
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| First steps in the history of our country |
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| A history of the United States for schools; including a concise account of the discovery of America, the colonization of the land, and the revolutionary war. |
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| History vs The Whitman saved Oregon story (historien) |
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| Marcus Whitman and the early days of Oregon |
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| The Mowry family monument, near Woonsocket, R.I. |
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| A National University, a study. |
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| New demands upon education : an address before the American Institute of Instruction, Montreal, Canada, July 3, 1907 |
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| Recollections of a New England educator, 1838-1908; reminiscences--biographical, pedagogical, historical; |
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| Some incidents in the life of Abraham Lincoln. |
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| Studies in civil government [MI] 1887 |
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| The territorial growth of the United States |
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| The Uxbridge academy, a brief history; with a biographical sketch of J. Mason Macomber ... |
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| Who invented the American steamboat? A statement of the evidence that the first American steamboat, propelled by means of paddle wheels, was invented, constructed, and successfully operated on Connecticut River, about 1792, by Captain Samuel Morey, of Orford, N.H., and that Robert Fulton saw the boat in operation. |
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