Whitelaw Reid
1837 – 1912
Books
- The treaty of Paris
- The cipher dispatches
- American and English studies
- Careers for the coming men
- After the war, a southern tour
- Our new duties
- An address by Whitelaw Reid at the unveiling of a tablet in memory of Edmund Burke, placed on his old residence at Bath by the municipality, October 22nd, 1908
- Some newspaper tendencies
- Jenkins
- Making peace with Spain
- Ohio in the war
- Continental Union: Civil Service for the Islands; An Address at the Massachusetts Club, Boston ..
- Great Britain and the United States need each other
- London commemorations
- Our new duties
- A radical view
- Town hall suggestions
- The Thing to do
- A Political History Of Slavery
- Later aspects of our new duties
- After the war, a southern tour
- One Welshman
- Our new duties: a commencement address at the seventy-fifth anniversary of Miami university, Thursday, June 15, 1899
- Memoirs of the Prince de Talleyrand
- [Addresses 1900-1911
- Schools of journalism
- Lotos Leaves
- After the war
- Lincoln as I knew him
- Colossal philanthropy
- Great Britain and the United States
- How the United States faced its educational problem
- "Our foremost friend in Great Britain."
- Problems of expansion, as considered in papers and addresses
- After the war: a tour of the Southern States, 1865-1866
- A commenment address before the [Phi Beta Kappa] society of Vassar Collge, June 8, 1903
- Education in England
- Horace Greeley
- The Monroe doctrine, the Polk doctrine and the doctrine of anarchism
- The "practical side" of American education
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