Charles Francis Adams Jr.
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Works (50)

The works of John Adams
1851

Three episodes of Massachusetts history

The Genesis of the Massachusetts Town: And the Development of Town-meeting Government

Lee at Appomattox

Railroads, their origin and problems

Massachusetts, its historians and its history

Seward and the Declaration of Paris

Antinomianism in the colony of Massachusetts Bay, 1636-1638

Columbus and the Spanish discovery of America

Charles Francis Adams
1908

Massachusetts: Its Historians and Its History: An Object Lesson
1893

Wessagusset and Weymouth

The Trent affair

Before and after the Treaty of Washington

"Shall Cromwell have a statue?"

Richard Henry Dana

Chapters of Erie, and other essays

Address of Charles Francis Adams, Jr

The Antinomian controversy

Antinomianism in the colony of Massachusetts Bay, 1636-1638

The Panama Canal Zone; an epochal event in sanitation

"The Solid South" and the Afro-American race problem

Richard Henry Dana

Studies, military and diplomatic

Notes on railroad accidents

The confederacy and the Transvaal

Railroads

An Address Delivered at Cambridge Before the Society of the Phi Beta Kappa
1873

Some phases of sexual morality & church discipline in colonial New England

Trans-Atlantic historical solidarity

The public library and the common schools

Charles Francis Adams, 1835-1915

The sifted grain and the grain sifters

" Imperialism" and "the tracks of our forefathers"

Charles Francis Adams

The constitutional ethics of secession, and, "War is hell"

Richard Henry Dana

"'Tis sixty years since"

Historians and historical societies

Familiar letters of John Adams and his wife Abigail Adams, during the revolution

The crisis of foreign intervention in the war of secession

Lee at Appomattox, and other papers

Three Phi Beta Kappa addresses

Address of Charles Francis Adams, Jr.: And Proceedings at the Dedication of ..
1883

Charles Francis Adams

Lee's centennial

History of Braintree, Massachusetts (1639-1708)

A college fetich

Historians and historical societies

A milestone planted