Academia Artium et Litterarum Americana (Latin Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Academia Artium et Litterarum Americana" in Latin language version.

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"Streep would like to thank the (arts) academy," "DesMoines Register," 12 Aprilis 2010.

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"American Academy of Arts and Letters - Deceased Members". Artsandletters.org .
"American Academy of Arts and Letters - Deceased Members". Artsandletters.org .

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Stanley Wertheim, A Stephen Crane Encyclopedia (Greenwood Press, 1997), 155 [1].

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"Academicians Meet Here This Week; Members of Institute Will Join Them in Sessions at the Ritz-Carlton. France to send Greeting; Concert Wherein All Works Are by American Composers Will Be Heard," New York Times. 12 Novembris 1916.
"Two New Members for the Academy; Dr. Barrett Wendell and Garl Melchers, the Painter, Honored at Meeting" New York Times, 16 Novembris 1916.
"W. R. Thayer Wins Medal.; J.G. Huneker and Others Elected to Arts and Letters Institute.
"Academy Honors John Burroughs; Naturalist Praised by Bliss Perry and Hamlin Garland at Memorial Meeting," New York Times, 19 November 1921.
"Elected to Academy; Brand Whitlock and Hamlin Garland in Arts and Letters," New York Times,12 Ianuarii 1918.
"Huntington Gives Site for Academy; Men of Arts and Letters to Erect Building Near Riverside Drive and 155th St. Next to Hispanic Museum; National Institute and American Academy Accept Offer of Eight City Lots for Site," New York Times, 25 Ianuarii 1915.
"Academicians Meet Here This Week; Members of Institute Will Join Them in Sessions at the Ritz-Carlton," New York Times, 12 Novembris 1916.
"Would Encourage Study of Classics; Academy of Arts and Letters Suggests Courses for Schools and Colleges; Sees Aid to Civilization; Resolution Says Opposite Policy Would Lower the Culture of the American People," New York Times, 16 Decembris 1918.

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"Dr. Griffis, Friend of Japan, Dies; Educator Who Helped Japanese Adapt Themselves to Western Civilization," New York Times, 6 Februarii 1928.
"Joseph Pennell, Noted Artist, Dead; Won High Honors as Etcher and Illustrator – Later Taught Art and Wrote Books," New York Times, 24 Aprilis 1926.
"Academy Elects Gay and Lippman; Artist and Journalist Named to Vacancies Left by Deaths of Platt and Shorey," New York Times, 9 Novembris 1934.
"Mr. Lorado Taft Dies; Leading Sculptor; Creator of Some of Country's Outstanding Monuments is Stricken at 76; Was Teacher in Chicago; Fountain of Time and Columbus Memorial in Washington Among Chief Works," New York Times, 31 Octobris 1936.

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American Academy of Arts and Letters: Deceased Members