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Frederick Starr

An American academic, anthropologist, and "populist educator" (Wikipedia).

American anthropologist and curator (1858–1933)

Born	2 September 1858
Died	14 August 1933

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Some first steps in human progress.

by Frederick Starr
First published in 1895
7 editions, 4 ebooks
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American Indians

by Frederick Starr
First published in 1898
5 editions, 2 ebooks
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Catalogue of a collection of objects illustrating the folklore of Mexico

by Frederick Starr
First published in 1899
3 editions, 3 ebooks
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Indians of southern Mexico: an ethnographic album

by Frederick Starr First published in 1899
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Korean Buddhism: history, condition, art : three lectures

by Frederick Starr First published in 1918
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Mexico and the United States: a story of revolution, intervention and war

by Frederick Starr
First published in 1914
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American Indians

by Frederick Starr First published in 1899
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The Ainu group at the Saint Louis Exposition

by Frederick Starr
First published in 1904
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In Indian Mexico: a narrative of travel and labor

by Frederick Starr First published in 1908
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Is the human race getting anywhere?: Professor Frederick Starr, yes, Mr. Clarence S. Darrow, no : chairman, Mr. Arthur M. Lewis, under the auspices of the Workers' University Society, Sunday afternoon, February 8, 1920, 3 o'clock, Garrick Theatre, Chicago, Illinois.

by Frederick Starr First published in 1920
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Liberia: description, history, problems

by Frederick Starr
First published in 1913
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Notes upon the ethnography of southern Mexico.

by Frederick Starr First published in 1900
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The physical characters of the Indians of southern Mexico

by Frederick Starr First published in 1902
2 editions, 1 ebook
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Readings from modern Mexican authors

by Frederick Starr First published in 1904
2 editions, 1 ebook
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Japanese collectors and what they collect

by Frederick Starr First published in 1921
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The little pottery objects of Lake Chapala, Mexico

by Frederick Starr
First published in 1897
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The truth about the Congo: the Chicago tribune articles

by Frederick Starr First published in 1907
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The Mapa de Cuauhtlantzinco: or, Códice Campos

by Frederick Starr First published in 1898
2 editions, 1 ebook
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Strange peoples

by Frederick Starr First published in 1901
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Lolo objects in the Public museum, Milwaukee

by Frederick Starr First published in 1911
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American anthropologist and curator (1858–1933)

Born	2 September 1858
Died	14 August 1933

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OLID: OL116614A
ISNI: 0000000081240241
Library of Congress Names: n80065781
Project Gutenberg: 5490
VIAF: 45085839
Wikidata: Q5498791
Inventaire.io: wd:Q5498791

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