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Correspondence to Mary Ann Smith From Edmond Dumas, March 16, 1960
No full textTelegram from Edmond Dumas, Director at John Henry Hall Field on behalf of the United Packing House Workers of America to Mary Ann Smith. The United Packing House Workers of America congratulate COAHR for the release of An Appeal for Human Rights. 1 page
Marie-Cécile et Edmond Ortiguks, Œdipe africain
No full textSmith Pierre. Marie-Cécile et Edmond Ortiguks, Œdipe africain. In: L'Homme, 1967, tome 7 n°3. pp. 106-109
New Books Network: Merchants
No full textAn interview with Dr Edmond Smith about their new book "Merchants
New Books Network: Merchants
No full textAn interview with Dr Edmond Smith about their new book "Merchants
Smith, Edmond, 1843?-1863 (SC 1915)
Get PDFFinding aid and typescript (Click on Additional Files below) for Manuscripts Small Collection 1915. Letter from Edmond Smith, serving with the 4th Indiana Artillery, to Annie describing his regiment\u27s reception in Louisville, Kentucky and his reaction to negative comments besmirching his character. Written on letterhead with the word UNION! printed in red and blue ink along with an eagle holding a shield decorated with stars and stripes
Goods & globalisation:Merchants in Tudor & Stuart England
No full textBetween 1550 and 1650, English trade flourished as thousands of merchants sought out trading ventures across the globe. In conversation with Emily Briffett, Edmond Smith tracks the experiences of England’s merchants and explores how their efforts as a community shaped England’s relationship with the rest of the world
Goods & globalisation:Merchants in Tudor & Stuart England
No full textBetween 1550 and 1650, English trade flourished as thousands of merchants sought out trading ventures across the globe. In conversation with Emily Briffett, Edmond Smith tracks the experiences of England’s merchants and explores how their efforts as a community shaped England’s relationship with the rest of the world
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