Charles F. Stein

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Charles Francis Stein, II (19 June 1900-January 1979) was a Baltimore, Maryland, United States lawyer and historian. He was a founding officer of the American College of Heraldry and Arms.

[edit] Works

  • Origin and history of Howard County, Maryland (1972)
  • History of the Southern Maryland Society (1960)
  • Digest of cases relating to unlawful practice of the law (1933)
  • Origin and history of Howard County, Maryland (1964)
  • Our national anthem: the Star-Spangled Banner, its history and significance (1964)

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