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In her illuminating and dramatic biography The Stranger and the Statesman , Nina Burleigh reveals a little-known slice of social and intellectual history in the life and times of the man responsible for the creation of the United States' principal cultural institution, the Smithsonian. It... read more
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- London
- England
- Paris
- Washington
- France
- Northumberland House
- America
- Europe
- United States
- Italy
- New York
- Arkansas
- Hungerford
- Genoa
- Pembroke
- Germany
- Philadelphia
- South Carolina
- Penn
- Channel
- Scotland
- Atlantic
- Naples
- Florence
- White House
- Alnwick
- Virginia
- Boston
- Syon House
- Massachusetts
- Northumberlands
- Calais
- D.c.
- Dover
- Mexico
- Britain
- Staffa
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ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL did not spend the Christmas season of 1903 in the festive tradition.
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- Nina Burleigh (Author)
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- Dewey: 709
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