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Letter from C. Adolph Glassgold, Whitney Museum of Art, to John Sloan, September 17, 1932
No full text1 leaf (single sided)Letter from C. Adolph Glassgold, Whitney Museum of Art, to John Sloan, September 17, 193
Das itzt-lebende verunruhigt-verwirrte Italien, Oder Kurtz-gefaßte Vorstellung Aller in diesem Ruhm-belobten Europäischen Welt-Theil enthaltenen nahmhafftesten Provinzen, Städten, Vestungen und Schlössern, derselben Berrschung und Staat betreffend : Dabey insonderheit die zwischen denen Kayserl. und Französisch-Spannischen Armeen daselbst von Anno 1700. biß auf itzige Zeit, sonderlich aber in Mayland, Neapoli, Mantua [et]c. vorgegangene Kriegs-Actionen ; Samt dergleichen hin und wieder in andern Reichen und Landen deßwegen vorgefallenen und sich dahin beziehenden Begebenheiten, Mit unpartheyischer Feder beschrieben, unterschiedlichen hierzu dienlichen Kupffern gezieret und mitgetheilet worden
No full textAutopsie nach Ex. der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltDas ietzt lebende Verunruhigte ItalienVorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Franckfurt und Leipzig, Zu finden bey Wolffgang Michahelles, und Johann Adolph, 1702. - Frankfurt und Leipzig sind MessplätzeFrontisp. (Kupferst.), 4 Ill. (Kupferst.), 1 Kt. (Kupferst.), 7 Portr. (Kupferst.
Ueber die höchste Benutzung der Birke : Ein Nachtrag zu der von Herrn C. P. Laurop herausgegebenen Schrift über den Anbau der Birke / von C. Adolph Freyherrn v. Seckendorff
No full textUEBER DIE HÖCHSTE BENUTZUNG DER BIRKE : EIN NACHTRAG ZU DER VON HERRN C. P. LAUROP HERAUSGEGEBENEN SCHRIFT ÜBER DEN ANBAU DER BIRKE / VON C. ADOLPH FREYHERRN V. SECKENDORFF
Ueber die höchste Benutzung der Birke : Ein Nachtrag zu der von Herrn C. P. Laurop herausgegebenen Schrift über den Anbau der Birke / von C. Adolph Freyherrn v. Seckendorff (1)
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Adolph Cohn (1851-1930)
No full textC. J. Adolph Cohn (1851-1930). In: Bibliothèque de l'école des chartes. 1930, tome 91. pp. 237-238
Australian rhapsody [music] : (Vaucluse) for pianoforte solo /
No full textW.H.P. & Co. 1645 (Publisher number). Cover title.; Made in England.; Plate no.: W.H.P. & Co.1645.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn793468; N, C 11366
Adolph Saenz
No full textPortrait of Adolph Saenz, former New Mexico Secretary of Corrections and author of the book Politics of a Prison Riot
Letter from Hinkle C. Hays to Adolph Zukor, 1921
No full textLetter from Hinkle C. Hays to Adolph Zukor thanking him for meeting with him when he was in New York, December 24, 1921.HAYS & HAYS
ATTORN EYS-AT-UAW
Dec. 24, 1921.
Mr. Adolph Zukor, President,
Famous Players Laskey Corporation,
485 Fifth Ave.,
Few York, F. Y.
Dear Mr, Zukor:
I want to take this opportunity to
express my personal appreciation for your kindness
to me while in New York, in connection with my
recent visit there and conference with you, I very
much appreciate the courtesy demonstrated and the
consideration shown me by you, and in addition,
want to express the pleasure I feel at the opportunity
of meeting you.
With the Compliments of the Season,
Sincerely yours,
P.S.- Please extend my regards to Mr. Eugene Zukor,
whom I had the pleasure of meeting.
H. C. H
"The German Influence on the Origin of U.S. Federal Financial Rescues"
No full textWhile federal financial rescues have become a common response to crises, federal provision of finance was not one of the original powers of the federal government. One man, Eugene Meyer, is largely responsible for the origin of federal financial rescues, through both the War Finance Corporation and Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Meyer learned laissez faire economics from William Graham Sumner at Yale. However, German economist Adolph Wagner’s state-socialism philosophy heavily influenced Meyer’s thinking, and Meyer developed an interventionist philosophy. Serving in key government positions, Meyer put his beliefs into practice. These channels of influence and the resulting policies are examined.Financial rescues; War Finance Corporation; Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Military and Firemen Parade Approaching, Egg Harbor City Centennial
No full textPart of the Egg Harbor City Centennial Celebration, this image shows the lead marchers of the Military and Firemen parade, namely Harry Bernhardt, Adolph Bader, and Albert C. Sorg.
Although Bernhardt is the central person in this image, the crowds lining the street are of the most interest. There is standing room only on the sidewalk, left. A slightly smaller crowd sits in chairs or on the curb near the auto shop, far right.
An article in the July 14, 1955 edition of "The News" notes that more than 10,000 people witnessed the Military and Firemen parade.
Left to right: Adolph Bader, Harry Bernhardt, Albert C. Sor
Harry Bernhardt, Military and Firemen's Parade
No full textThis photograph captures the beginning of the Military and Firemen's parade on July 11, 1955. Harry Bernhardt, center, served as the chairman of Egg Harbor City's Special Events Committee. Adolph Bader, assistant chairman and marshall, and Albert Sorg also marched in the parade, costumed as Native Americans.
The color guard marched behind Bernhardt, Bader, and Sorg. Governor Robert B. Mayner, Mayor W. Haines Maxwell, and J. William Weisbecker rode in the car behind the color guard.
This image appeared on the front page of the July 14, 1955 edition of The News of Egg Harbor City.
Left to right: Adolph Bader, Harry Bernhardt, Albert C. Sor
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