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Sewing And Dressmaking In Martha Mcmillan's Day (1891), Elizabeth G. Allen

Martha McMillan Research Papers

This paper describes the process of sewing and dressmaking in America from the mid 1800s to the early 1900s and provides historical context for Martha McMillan's discussion of sewing and dressmaking in her 1891 journal.

Martha And The Church, Micah A. Gerber

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Analyzing Martha Mcmillan’S Involvement In Her Children’S Spiritual And Catechetical Growth, Alethea Surland

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Introduction To The January-April 1893 Martha Mcmillan Journals, Brandon Best

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Critical Analysis Essay, January-March 1884, Addison Lamb

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September-November 1884: A Critical Introduction To Martha Mcmillan, Jessica A. Elder

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Discovering And Recovering The Nineteenth-Century Journals Of Martha E. Mcmillan In An American Women Writer’S Course: A Collaborative Digital Recovery Project, Michelle M. Wood, Lynn A. Brock, Gregory A. Martin, Adam John Wagner

Martha McMillan Research Papers

The following essay tells a story about an undergraduate American Women Writer's course, the University archives, a nineteenth-century journal, and a Digital Recovery project. The essay explains that the story of undergraduates and their work to discover and to recover a primary text within the context of a single course could not have happened without collaboration. Because our story is a story of collaboration, I cannot tell it alone. I am Michelle Wood, an Associate Professor of English who teaches American Literature. During spring semester 2015, I collaborated with Lynn Brock, the Dean of Library Sciences, to create an archival …

Creation, Sex, Gender, And Jesus, Gregory A. Couser

Biblical and Theological Studies Faculty Publications

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Mutations: Evolution's Disappointment, Georgia (Hickman) Purdom

Alumni Publications

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Martha And Her Help: A Different Kind Of Relationship, Victoria E. Krus

Martha McMillan Research Papers

In nineteenth century America, middle-class families often had domestic servants in their home. Domestic service looked different in various parts of the country and at different points in the century, but a common theme of racial tension and class struggle defined servant/employer relationships throughout the hundred year period. In Ohio, Martha McMillan recorded the events on her family’s farm in a series of journals from 1867 up until her death in 1913. Thousands of pages portray the day-to-day events of a farmer’s wife, her children, and her relationship with farm employees. In contrast to nineteenth-century employer/employed attitudes and practices, Martha …

Critical Introduction To The 1908 Transcription, Adam John Wagner

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Martha Mcmillan: Rewriting The Spanish-American War (1898), Bethany Miller

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Sheep Farming And Shearing (1874), Sara K. Bennett

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Observance Of The Sabbath (1888), Tabitha Mercy Dehart

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Historical Analysis: Wctu (1899), Victoria E. Krus

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Understanding Martha In Light Of Nineteenth-Century Womanhood Ideals (1900), Courtney Raymond

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Cancer Treatment During Martha Mcmillan's Time (1913), Taylor L. Stephens

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The Influence Of The Domestication Of Death And Communal Grieving In Nineteenth-Century Cedarville (1898), Kathy S. Roberts

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Martha Mcmillan And Victorian Periodicals And Poetry (1868), Adam J. Wagner

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Martha E. Mcmillan And Harriet Beecher Stowe’S House And Home Papers (1867), Michelle M. Wood

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The Macmillan Journals: A Place To Comment And Space To Gain Intellectual Agency (1894), Austin C. Becton

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California Trip (1904), Michael J. Newman

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Monmouth College And Martha Mcmillan (1894), Allison N. Jensen

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Cedarville Through The Eyes Of A Farmer's Wife: The Martha Mcmillan Journals, 1867-1913, Lynn A. Brock

Presentations

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Martha Mcmillan Journal, Carol Lee, Rebecca M. Baker

Presentations

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Rest For All Creation, Mark A. Gathany

Science and Mathematics Faculty Publications

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What God Meant For Good, Heather G. Kuruvilla

Science and Mathematics Faculty Publications

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A Systems View Of Life: A Grander Order In The Complexity Of Life, Steven M. Gollmer

Science and Mathematics Faculty Presentations

Design has been a key and yet elusive word in the areas of science and philosophy for many years. It seemed to reach its apex in 1802 with Paley’s Natural Theology. However, in the wake of Darwin’s Origin the recognition of design as part of a biological research paradigm has been greatly undermined. Design as expressed in Natural Theology is equivalent to that of a highly tuned machine. The parts are idealized and their relationships are synchronized and static. Although we see design of this type in nature, it has limitations when dealing with dynamic, complex interactions between components of …

Modeling Holistic Behavior Of Biological Systems For Analysis By Systems Theory, Steven M. Gollmer

Science and Mathematics Faculty Presentations

Due to the complexity of biological systems it is not possible to capture the richness of their interactions by purely studying the individual parts. Only a subset of all possible interactions between individual parts results in functional behavior. This restriction of functional possibilities is sometimes described as an emergent property of the system and emphasizes a holistic approach to the study of biological systems.

By using concepts from systems theory a systemic approach to modeling biological systems is possible. This approach is currently used successfully in such areas as niche theory and organism biology. This presentation looks at a framework …

How Old Is The Earth?, Larry S. Helmick, Donald Baumann

Science and Mathematics Faculty Publications

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