Rosenstone, Robert

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• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1986) History in images / history in words : reflections on the possibility of really putting history on film (or what a historian begins to think about when people start turning his books into movies); 10.7907/ek007-mgs26
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1984) Hearn in Matsue; 10.7907/edeek-qh593
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1984) Morse Returns in 1882; 10.7907/gerdp-0qb37
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1984) Morse at Enoshima and Tokyo; 10.7907/3c672-f6580
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1984) Hearn from Leucadia to Martinique; 10.7907/81gey-p9r40
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1983) Chapter II-2 - Edward S. Morse grows up; 10.7907/em4rt-ktx26
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1983) Chapter I - Landing in Japan; 10.7907/vd6a9-w5557
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1983) Chapter IV-1 - Griffis in Tokyo; 10.7907/gr1ha-nfn84
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1983) Chapter II-1- William E. Griffis grows up; 10.7907/g7grq-x7e83
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1982) "Reds" as history; 10.7907/jnv6b-dwz97
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1980) Radicalism and the limits of reform : the case of John Reed; 10.7907/va9pn-nz233
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1980) The power of the other : Edward S. Morse and the challenge of Japan; 10.7907/9w5v0-wtr54
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1979) The enduring mirror of Japan; 10.7907/33g1j-rv678
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1979) The salon of Mabel Dodge; 10.7907/azh40-han14
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1978) Why is there no socialism in the United States?; 10.7907/exh1t-yex64
• Rosenstone, Robert A. (1978) Learning from those "imitative" Japanese : Edward S. Morse and the civilization of the Mikado's empire; 10.7907/t7v7n-18r43