Articles, 1909-1956

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Identifier: Box 1&2

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The Sowers of Lutheranism in Germany, 1909

A Confederate Diplomat at the Court of Napleon III, Sears, Louis Martin. Reprinted from the American Historical Review, vol. XXVI, no. 2, January, 1921, pp. 255-281.

A Thanksgiving Invocation, Sears, Louis Martin, 1942. A Tribute to Purdue Heroes Who Fell in World War Two, 1946

The Middle States and the Embargo of 1808, Sears, Louis Martin. Reprinted from the South Atlantic Quarterly, vol. XXI, no. 2, April, 1922, pp. 152-169. John Slidell, Forgotten Leader in a Lost Cause, Sears, Louis Martin. Reprinted from the South Atlantic Quarterly, vol. XXIII, no. 3, July, 1924, pp. 225-241.

Nicholas P. Trist, a Diplomat with Ideals, Sears, Louis Martin. Reprinte from the Mississippi Valley Historical Review, vol. XI, no. 1, June, 1924, pp. 85-98.

August Belmont, Banker in Politics, Sears, L. M. The Historical Outlook, vol. XV, no. 4, April, 1924, pp. 151-154. The London Times' American Correspondent in 1861; Unpublished Letters of W. H. Russell, edited by Louis M. Sears. The Historical Outlook, vol. XVI, no. 6, October, 1925, pp. 251-257. French Opinion of the Spanish-American War, Sears, Louis Martin. Reprinted from The Hispanic American Historical Review, vol. VII, no. 1, February, 1927, pp. 25-44. (2 copies) "Trends in Historical Interpretation" an address by Louis Martin Sears delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society at Purdue University, Monday, December 3, 1928. (2 copies) "George Washington in 1932", address given by Louis M. Sears for Addresses in Celebration of the Washington Bicentenary 1932, (2 copies)

Foreign Policy in the Dictionary of American History, Sears, Louis Martin. Reprinted for private circulation from The Journal of Modern History, vol. XIII, no. 1, March, 1941, pp. 65-75. "Navy day in Wartime," an address by Louis Martin Sears, 1942. Lafayette, Indiana: Purdue University.

In Memoriam President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a Convocation Service, April 14, 1943, Purdue University, Hall of Music [program from event, contains address on FDR's life, given by Louis Martin Sears, 2 copies]

Forty Years a History Student, 1944 "The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Founding of the General DeLafayette Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, March 7, 1944, an address given by Louis Martin Sears.

In Memoriam President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1945

Memorial Exercises, A Tribute To Purdue Heroes Who Fell In World War Two by Louis Martin Sears, 1946

Memorial and Baccalaurate Services, Memorial Address by Louis Martin Sears, Purdue University, 1946

Things Remembered, 1951

Commencement Address, by Louis Martin Sears, Professor of History, Purdue University, 1955.

The Moffat Papers, 1956

What Greater Privilege?, 1956

Historical Revisionism Following The Two World Wars, 1959

Course Papers, 1911-1915

Memoirs, 1937

Parlor Club Minutes, 1946

Murder of Philip Barton Key

A Neglected Critic of Our Civil War

New Harmony and the American Spirit, 1942

Nicholas P. Trist, A Diplomat with Ideals

Official verses Unofficial aid to Toussaint L'Ouverture in 1799

Philadelphia and the Embargo of 1808, 1925

Planning for the Post-War World, 1943

Presidential Campaigns of 1808 and 1812

Purdue University and World War Two

The Puritan and His Anglican Allegiance, 1917

Purveyance in England Under Elizabeth, 1916

Robert Dale Owen as a Mystic, 1928

Some Possibilities in Oral Composition, 1915

Sidell and Buchanan

Some Women of Note, 1949

Washington Irving in Spain 1842-1846

Woodrow Wilson as Historian, 1936

Mission to Spain of James Russell Lowell, 1877-1880, 1946

Navy Day in Wartime, 1942

Our October Anniversaries (John Purdue), 1930

Place of the Scientific Techniques in the General History of Culture

The Algerian Conference, Before and Since, 1911

State is Power Says Von Treitschke, 1915

A Mood

Introspections of a Ex-Liberal, n.d.

Some Thoughts on Teaching History

Minutes of the Parlor Club, 1946

Abduction of Captain William Morgaw

American Foreign Relations

August Belmont Banker in Politics, 1924

Bayard Taylor at Berlin, 1949

Bret Hart as Consul

British Indistry and the American Embargo, 1919

Campaign Notes from the English Field, 1914

Churchill Papers in America, 1941

The Case of the Seven Pirates, 1947

Citizen Genet: A Later Phase (Charles Edmond Genet)

Citizen Genet and the Moneyed Octopus in 1829

Communique to the American People (Anti-Communist Struggle in China)

Confederate Diplomat at the Court of Napoleon, III, 1921

Conflicting Trends in Anglo-American Relations (A foreign policy less dependent on Great Britian)

Content and Method in Industrial History, 1916

Democracy as Understood by Thomas Jefferson, 1942

The Embargo (of Thomas Jefferson)

Eliabeth-Charlotte D'Orleans Madame

Embargo and the Marshall Plan: What have They in Common?

Foreign Policy in the Dictionary of American History, 1941

Frederick Douglass and the Mission to Haiti, 1889-1891, 1941

French Opinion of the Spanish-American War, 1927

George Bancroft in England 1846-1849, 1952

George Bancroft in Germany 1871-1874

George Bancroft in Prussia, 1867-1871

George Washington, 1945

George Washington the Engineer, 1932

Glimpses Economic of the Sixteenth Century, 1915

Great Crimes and Trials, the Pilgrims to the Present

A Great Lover

Harry Kendall Thaw and the Murder of Stanford White, 1953

Historical Ideals and the Great War, 1918

Historical Revisionism Following the Two World Wars, 1959

History and Current Topics

History and Moloch

History and the Undergraduate, 1940

James K. Polk

James Russell Lowell and Spain, 1877-1880, 1946

James RUssell Lowell in England, 1880-1885

James Russell Lowell, Missing Footnotes of Article

John Hay in London, 1897-1898

John Sherman

John Slidell, Forgotten Leader in a Lost Cause, 1924