Frederick Starr
2 September 1858 – 14 August 1933
An American academic, anthropologist, and "populist educator" (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Starr>Wikipedia</a>).
Books
- Is the human race getting anywhere?
- Is life worth living?
- The Cornplanter Medal
- Shinto, the native religion of Japan
- The Tastoanes
- The Ainu group at the Saint Louis Exposition
- Japanese proverbs and pictures
- Tacho, typical Edokko
- The modern world problem
- Asa Gray
- Some first steps in human progress
- Aztec place-names
- American Indians
- The International folk-lore congress of the World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, July, 1893 ...
- Readings from modern Mexican authors
- Circular regarding collections of religious objects
- The cave-dwellers of Yucatan
- [Mexico, Central America and Peru pamphlets]
- Catalogue of an exhibition of educational games
- The Cornplanter Medal and William P. Letchworth
- Recent Mexican study of the native languages of Mexico
- The nosatsu kai
- Notes upon the ethnography of southern Mexico
- The ainu of Japan
- The later awards of the Cornplanter Medal
- Sanʼyō angya
- De frente al perfil
- Korean games
- [Pamphlets
- The Cornplanter Medal for Iroquois research
- Ofuda angya
- Korean Buddhism, history--condition--art
- [A series of lectures
- [Ema
- The old geographer Matsuura Takeshiro
- The Starr series of portraits of Indians of southern Mexico
- お札行脚
- William M. Beauchamp and the Cornplanter Medal
- [Sutā Hakushi korekushon
- In Indian Mexico: a narrative of travel and labor
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