James Creelman

Canadian-born American journalist

Born	1859
Died	1915

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On the great highway: the wanderings and adventures of a special correspondent

by James Creelman
First published in 1901 — 8 editions
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Why we love Lincoln

by James Creelman
First published in 1909 — 4 editions
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Eagle blood

by James Creelman First published in 1902 — 3 editions
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Diaz: master of Mexico

by James Creelman
First published in 1911 — 3 editions
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Building and Developing the Finance Scorecard

by James Creelman First published in 2000 — 2 editions

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Succeeding with the balanced scoreboard

by James Creelman, James Creelman, and Naresh Makhijani First published in 2005 — 2 editions

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The Moslem answer to Christendom

by James Creelman First published in 1909 — 1 edition

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Driving Corporate Culture for Business Success

by James Creelman and Business Intelligence First published in 1999 — 1 edition

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Will Christendom remain silent?

by James Creelman First published in 1909 — 1 edition

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After the great massacre

by James Creelman First published in 1909 — 1 edition

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The Turks, the Christians, and the Holy Sepulchre

by James Creelman First published in 1909 — 1 edition

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Diaz: master of Mexico

by James Creelman First published in 1916 — 1 edition

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Building and Implementing a Balanced Scorecard

by James Creelman First published in 1998 — 1 edition

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The effect of Booker T. Washington's Atlanta speech

by James Creelman First published in 1895 — 1 edition

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Entrevista Díaz-Creelman.

by James Creelman First published in 1963 — 1 edition

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Building and Implementing a Balanced Scorecard

by James Creelman and Business Intelligence First published in 1998 — 1 edition

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President Diaz: hero of the Americas

by James Creelman First published in 1908 — 1 edition
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Creating the Value-Adding Finance Function

by James Creelman and Business Intelligence First published in 1998 — 1 edition

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by James Creelman First published in 1999 — 1 edition

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Canadian-born American journalist

Born	1859
Died	1915

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OLID: OL819910A
ISNI: 0000000080858306
Library of Congress Names: n89615071
Project Gutenberg: 53275
VIAF: 6537224
Wikidata: Q6131924
Inventaire.io: wd:Q6131924

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