Hall, James, 1793-1868
Hall, James
Hall, James, 1793-1868, écrivain
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James Hall American writer, born 1793
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Works
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| Address before the Young Men's Mercantile Library Association, of Cincinnati in celebration of its eleventh anniversary, April 18, 1846 |
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| An address to ... 1859 |
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| The autobiography of James Hall |
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| Catalogue of one hundred and fifteen Indian portraits, representing eighteen different tribes, accompanied by a few brief remarks on the character &c. of most of them. More detailed biographies will appear in the great work on Indian history |
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| Catholic question, to which are annexed critical notices of a plea for the West,... by James Hall,... |
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| Descriptions of the fossil reticulate sponges .... |
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| Eurypteridae from the Devonian and carboniferous formations of Pennsylvania. |
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| Geological reports / Palaeontology and geology of the boundary / Description of cretaceous and tertiary fossils |
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| Hayne-Hudjihini, the Eagle of Delight |
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| Homeland Blues ein farbiges Leben |
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| Indian hater" and other stories |
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| The Indian tribes of North America : with biographical sketches and anecdotes of the principal chiefs |
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| Jung's self psychology a constructivist perspective |
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| Ka-Na-Pi-Ma, an Ottawa Chief |
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| Kee-She-Waa, a Fox warrior |
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| Kentucky |
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| Kish-Ke-Kosh, a Fox brave |
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| Legends of the West |
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| Letters from the West : containing sketches of scenery, manners, and customs : and anecdotes connected with the first settlements of the western sections of the United States |
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| Lives of Leonard Calvert [by George W. Burnap], Samuel Ward [by William Gammell] and Thomas Posey [by James Hall] |
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| Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiah, or Black Hawk, a Saukie brave |
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| Me-Na-Wa. A Creek warrior |
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| A memoir of the public services of William Henry Harrison of Ohio. |
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| Memorial of the citizens of Cincinnati to the Congress of the United States, relative to the navigation of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. |
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| Ne-Sou-A Quoit, a Fox chief |
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| Notes on the Western states, containing descriptive sketches of their soil, climate, resources and scenery, by James Hall,... |
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| Payta-Kootha, a Shawanoe warrior |
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| Pow-A-Sheek a Fox chief |
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| Rant-Che-Wai-Me. Female Flying Pigeon |
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| Red Jacket. Seneca war chief |
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| Report on building stones. |
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| The romance of western history; or; Sketches of History, Life and Manners, in the West. |
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| Sangoma eine Reise zu den Geistern Afrikas |
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| Se-Quo-Yah |
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| Shau-Hau-Napo-Tinia. An Ioway chief |
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| Shin-ga-ba W'Ossin. Image stone |
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| The soldier's bride, and other tales. |
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| Statistics of the West, at the close of the year 1836. |
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| Stum-Ma-Nu, a Flat-head boy |
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| Tah-Chee, a Cherokee chief |
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| Tah-Ro-Hon. An Ioway warrior |
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| Tales of the border. |
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| Tens-Kwau-Ta-Waw, the prophet |
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| Thayendanegea, the great captain of the Six Nations |
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| Timpoochee Barnard, an Uchee warrior |
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| Tish-Co-Han. A Delaware chief |
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| Tshusick. An Ojibway woman |
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| Wa-Em-Boesh-Kaa, a Chippeway chief |
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| Wa-Kawn, a Winnebago chief |
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| Wa-Pel-La chief of the Musquakees |
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| Waa-Pa-Shaw, a Sioux chief |
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| Waa-Top-E-Not |
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| Wat-Che-Mon-Ne, a Ioway chief |
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| The West : its commerce and navigation |
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| The West: its soil, surface, and productions. |
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| The Western monthly magazine. |
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| The Western souvenir : a Christmas and New Year's gift for 1829 |
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| Wilderness and the war path |
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| Yaha-Hajo. A Seminole chief |
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| Yoholo-Micco. A Creek chief |
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| Young Ma-Has-Kah, chief of the Ioways |
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