Ralph, Julian, 1853-1903
Ralph, Julian
Julian Ralph American journalist (1853–1903)
VIAF ID: 71605828 (Personal)
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Works
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| Alone in China, and other stories. |
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| Along the bowstring |
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| An American with Lord Roberts |
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| An angel in a web |
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| At Pretoria the capture of the Boer capitals... |
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| Canada's El Dorado. |
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| Dan Dunn's outfit |
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| Different girls |
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| Dixie; or, Southern scenes and sketches |
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| Eight original autograph letters from Rudyard Kipling to Julian Ralph: together with a portrait sketch of him by the author. |
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| Fire service in great cities; |
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| ... The German policeman |
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| Harper's Chicago and the World's fair; |
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| Harper's new monthly magazine |
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| Lake Superior along the south shore |
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| Leedle blain English from policeman Schneiderkase |
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| The making of a journalist |
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| The memorable speeches of Mr. F. O. Crump, Q. C. and of Mr. Julian Ralph, in reply to the toast of "The guests" at the 179th meeting of the Sette: held at Limmer's hotel, on Friday, the 3rd January, 1896... |
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| The millionairess |
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| On Canada's frontier, sketches of history, sport, and adventure and of the Indians, missionaries, fur-traders, and newer settlers of Western Canada |
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| Our great West; a study of the present conditions and future possibilities of the new commonwealths and capitals of the United States. |
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| People we pass - stories of life among the masses of New York City |
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| A prince of Georgia, and other tales |
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| "A skin for a skin" |
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| Sommerfuglen i Nettet: Eventyr-Fortælling |
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| The Sun's German barber near the Cooper Institute: and the monkey barber by the next chair |
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| "Talking musquash" |
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| Towards Pretoria; a record of the war between Briton and Boer, to the relief of Kimberley; |
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| War's brighter side: the story of "The Friend" newspaper, edited by the correspondents with Lord Roberts's forces, March-April, 1900 |
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| Week with the mormons |
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| Wild flowers for the Rockies. |
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| With number three, Surgical & medical, and New poems |
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