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Meade Minnigerode • 41 Items / 20 Books, 9 Articles, 12 Reviews
Presidential Years, 1787-1860 (1928)
by Meade Minnigerode
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    Campaigns and Men (3 Reviews)
    Royal J. Davis
    Presidential Years, 1787-1860, by Meade Minnigerode
    1. Presidential Years, 1787-1860 by Meade Minnigerode
    2. The "Also Rans" by Don C. Seitz
    3. American Presidents by Thomas Francis Moran
    The Saturday Review, September 29, 1928, pp. 168-169
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    Here Are Heroes (6 Reviews)
    Eugene Lohrke
    Up from the City Streets: Alfred E. Smith, by Norman Hapgood, Henry Moskowitz, and Alfr...
    1. Up from the City Streets: Alfred E. Smith by Norman Hapgood, Henry Moskowitz, and Alfred E. Smith, ...
    2. Herbert Hoover: A Reminiscent Biography by Will Irwin
    3. The "Also Rans" by Don C. Seitz
    4. Andrew Johnson: Plebeian and Patriot by Robert W. Winston
    5. Presidential Years, 1787-1860 by Meade Minnigerode
    6. Rufus Choate: The Wizard of the Law by Claude M. Fuess
    The Bookman, June 1928, pp. 435-437
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    Check List of New Books (7 Reviews)
    History
    1. The Inns of Greece and Rome by W.C. Firebaugh
    2. The Speaker of the House of Representatives Since 1896 by Chang-Wei Chiu
    3. Rum, Romance and Rebellion by Charles William Taussig
    4. Presidential Years, 1787-1860 by Meade Minnigerode
    5. Illustrated History of the Russian Revolution by Valentin Astrov, A. Slepkov, and J. Thomas
    6. Napoleon's Legion by W. Francklyn Paris
    7. The Fall of the Russian Empire by Edmund A. Walsh
    The American Mercury, August 1928