The language of this doctrine is said to have been written by Secretary Adams, but it is embodied in the message of President Monroe, in December, 1823, and so bears his name.

In April, of that year, Secretary Adams sent a long communication to Mr. Nelson, then the American Minister to Spain.

For works by Stana Adamic SEE Adamic, Louis. ADAMS, EUSTACE L. Doomed demons.

ADAMS, HARRIET S. SEE Dixon, Franklin W., pseud.

ADAMS, HARRIET S. SEE Ferris, James Cody, pseud.

ADAMS, HARRIET S. SEE Hope, Laura Lee, pseud.

ADAMS, HARRIET S. SEE Keene, Carolyn, pseud.

ADAMS, HARRIET S. SEE Rockwood, Roy, pseud.

ADAMS, HARRIET S. SEE Thorndyke, Helen Louise, pseud.

ADAMS, HESTER H. In person.

SEE Adams, Samuel Hopkins.

ADAMS, J. MCKEE.

ADAMS, JAMES TRUSLOW.

Kathryn Seely Adams (W); 16May62; R295343.

ADAMS, KATHRYN SEELY.

SEE Adams, James Truslow.

ADAMS, SAMUEL HOPKINS.

Hester H. Adams & Kathrine A. Adell (C); 22Mar62; R292807. <pb id='003.png' />

Hester H. Adams & Kathrine A. Adell (C); 11Apr62; R293602.

Hester H. Adams & Kathrine A. Adell (C); 27Apr62; R294207.

SEE Adams, Samuel Hopkins.

Contributors: Romango Adams, W. O. Brown, E. Franklin Frazier.

of Harriet S. Adams & Edna C. Squier.

Tom Swift and his planet stone; or, Discovering the secret of another world, by Victor Appleton, pseud. of Harriet S. Adams & Edna C. Squier. Illus.

Harriet S. Adams & Edna C. Squier (A); 7Feb62; R290330.