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Frederic Adrian Delano

born 1863 14 known books newest first

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Address to the Chicago Real Estat...

Address to the Chicago Real Estate Board, January 25, 1906

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Are our railroads treated fairly?

Are our railroads treated fairly?

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Are our railroads treated fairly?

Are our railroads treated fairly?

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Chicago railway terminals

Chicago railway terminals

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City-planning procedure

City-planning procedure

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Commission of enquiry into the pr...

Commission of enquiry into the production of opium in Persia

Year unknown Frederic Adrian Delano and League of Nations
Final Report--1933-34

Final Report--1933-34

Year unknown Frederic Adrian Delano, United States National Planning Board, and United States National Resources Board
Frederic Adrian Delano papers

Frederic Adrian Delano papers

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[Open letter to members of planni...

[Open letter to members of planning boards of towns, cities and regions, noting appointment of National Planning Board.]

Year unknown Frederic Adrian Delano and United States. National Planning Board
Report of the National committee ...

Report of the National committee on inheritance taxation to the National conference on estate and inheritance taxation held at New Orleans, Louisiana, November 10, 1925. Reprint containing model succession and estate tax laws

Year unknown Frederic Adrian Delano, National Committee on Inheritance Taxation, New York (State). State Tax Commission, and New York (State). Tax Commission
The plan of New York, with refere...

The plan of New York, with reference to the Chicago plan

Year unknown Charles D. Norton and Frederic Adrian Delano
The railway problem

The railway problem

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Waterways--their limitations and ...

Waterways--their limitations and possibilities

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"What is the matter with the rail...

"What is the matter with the railroads"

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