Curtis, William Eleroy

Books by Curtis, William Eleroy

Total count: 39

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  Children of the sun.

  The Inter-Ocean Publishing Co.1883-01-01
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  A summer scamper along the old Santa Fe Trail, and through the gorges of Colorado to Zion

  Inter ocean Pub. Company1883-01-01
• Home searching in the Great Southwest

  Rand, McNally1884-01-01
• La mas pequeña de las republicas americanas.

  Imprenta nacional1887-01-01
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  The capitals of Spanish America

  Harper1888-01-01
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  The land of the nihilistRussia: its people, its palaces, its politics. A narrative of travel, in the czar's dominions

  Belford, Clarke & Co. [c1888]1888-01-01
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  Trade and transportation between the United States and Spanish America.

  Govt. print. off.1889-01-01
• Plan for the organization of a Latin-American Department at the Worls's Columbian exposition

  Gibson Bros.1890-01-01
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  Trade and transportation between the United States and Latin America.

  Govt. Print. Off.1890-01-01
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  The United States and foreign powers.

  Flood and Vincent1892-01-01
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  The relics of Columbusan illustrated description of the historical collection in the monastery of La Rabida

  W.H. Lowdermilk Co.1893-01-01
• Recent disclosures concerning pre-Columbian voyages to America, in the archives of the Vatican

  1893-01-01
• Illustrated and descriptive catalogue of the exhibit of the Bureau of the American Republics

  W.B. Conkey Company1893-01-01
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  Christopher Columbushis portraits and his monuments. A descriptive catalogue

  W.H. Lowdermilk Co.1893-01-01
• Report of Wm. E. Curtis, assistant to commissioner-general, in charge of the historical section, exhibit of the United States at the Columbian Historical Exposition, Madrid, Spain, 1892

  G.P.O.1895-01-01
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  Venezuelaa land where it's always summer

  Harper1896-01-01
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  The Yankees of the Eastsketches of modern Japan

  Stone & Kimball1896-01-01
• Venezuelaa land where it's always summer.

  Harper1896-01-01
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  Between the Andes and the oceanan account of an interesting journey down the west coast of South America from the Isthmus of Panama to the Straits of Magellan

  Herbert S. Stone and Co.1900-01-01
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  The United States and foreign powersRev. ed.

  Scribner1900-01-01
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