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Fashioning an American Diplomat: The Mather Brown Portrait Of Thomas Jefferson
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  • 1980Early Modern Diplomatic Ceremonial: A Systems Approach135 cited
  • 1964Adams Family Correspondence91 cited
  • 1989Fashion in the French Revolution62 cited
  • 1967From Indian Princess to Greek Goddess the American Image, 1783-181538 cited
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