Agnes Thomas Morris (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Agnes Thomas Morris" in English language version.

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David Jones, Memorial volume of Welsh Congregationalists in Pennsylvania, U.S.A. (Press of Utica Printing Company 1934): 329-331.
"Notes and Comment" The Shakespeare Association Bulletin (January 1948): 79-80.

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John William Leonard, ed., Woman's Who's Who of America (American Commonwealth Publishing 1914): 577.
"Mrs. Morris Will Be a Regular Contributor to the Magazine" The Service Star (November 1920): 2.
Katherine West Scheil, She Hath Been Reading: Women and Shakespeare Clubs in America (Cornell University Press 2012): 16-17. ISBN 9780801464690
Catalog of Copyright Entries. Part 1. [C] Group 3. Dramatic Composition and Motion Pictures (US Government Printing Office 1936): 269, 282, 284.
"Military Record of Relatives of National Officers" The Service Star (January 1920): 5.

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Mrs. Robert Carlton Morris, "The Club Forum" Shakespeare Association Bulletin (April 1931): 68-70. via JStor

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"'War Mothers' is Official" The Spokesman-Review (September 24, 1918): 8.

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"To Start Soon on Tour of the Country" Daily Republican (April 17, 1919): 8. via Newspapers.com
"Mrs. Morris is Again Leader" Sandusky Register (July 9, 1930): 6. via Newspapers.com

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"War Mothers to Plant Thousands of Trees" Riverside Daily Press (November 18, 1919): 4. via California Digital Newspaper Collection