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Paul Elmer More As An Interpreter Of American Literature, Margaret-Mary O'Neill Jan 1946

Paul Elmer More As An Interpreter Of American Literature, Margaret-Mary O'Neill

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Federal Food And Drug Legislation: 1906-1938, Louisa Schmidt Jan 1946

Federal Food And Drug Legislation: 1906-1938, Louisa Schmidt

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A Study Of Intelligence And Achievement At Saint Ignatius High School, Chicago, Paul V. Siegfried Jan 1946

A Study Of Intelligence And Achievement At Saint Ignatius High School, Chicago, Paul V. Siegfried

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Wilson And Huerta, Inez L. Thomas Jan 1946

Wilson And Huerta, Inez L. Thomas

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The Knight's Tale And The Teseide, Mary Felicita De Mato Jan 1946

The Knight's Tale And The Teseide, Mary Felicita De Mato

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Perseveration: Its Correlation With The Intelligence Quotient, Jeanne Collins Jan 1946

Perseveration: Its Correlation With The Intelligence Quotient, Jeanne Collins

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The Payne-Aldrich Tariff, Edna Mary Griffin Jan 1946

The Payne-Aldrich Tariff, Edna Mary Griffin

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The Causes And Steps Leading To The Introduction And Passage Of The Pendleton Act, Katherine Marie Reuland Jan 1946

The Causes And Steps Leading To The Introduction And Passage Of The Pendleton Act, Katherine Marie Reuland

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An Experimental Study Of A New Approach To Manuscript Writing, Mary Madeleine Adamczyk Jan 1946

An Experimental Study Of A New Approach To Manuscript Writing, Mary Madeleine Adamczyk

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A Study Of The Significant Relationships Between The United States And Puerto Rico Since 1898, Mary Hyacinth Adelson Jan 1946

A Study Of The Significant Relationships Between The United States And Puerto Rico Since 1898, Mary Hyacinth Adelson

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A Study Of The Use Of The Natural Law In Ten Important Decisions Of The United States Supreme Court, David Cowan Bayne Jan 1946

A Study Of The Use Of The Natural Law In Ten Important Decisions Of The United States Supreme Court, David Cowan Bayne

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Some Political Implications In The Works Of Rudyard Kipling, Wendelle M. Browne Jan 1946

Some Political Implications In The Works Of Rudyard Kipling, Wendelle M. Browne

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Benito Perez Galdos And His Works In The United States, Ferdina Juliette Capparelli Jan 1946

Benito Perez Galdos And His Works In The United States, Ferdina Juliette Capparelli

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Dramatic Unity In The Ajax Of Sophocles, Edward E. Cincoski Jan 1946

Dramatic Unity In The Ajax Of Sophocles, Edward E. Cincoski

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A Study Of Instrumentalism: As A Philosophy For American Democracy, George A. Curran Jan 1946

A Study Of Instrumentalism: As A Philosophy For American Democracy, George A. Curran

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Early Reciprocity Trade Agreements With Latin America, Mary Assisium Cramer Jan 1946

Early Reciprocity Trade Agreements With Latin America, Mary Assisium Cramer

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Novel Technique As Exemplified In Herman Melville's Moby Dick, Joel Damian Jan 1946

Novel Technique As Exemplified In Herman Melville's Moby Dick, Joel Damian

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Religious Factors Influencing Education In Colonial Virginia, Charles William Duffy Jan 1946

Religious Factors Influencing Education In Colonial Virginia, Charles William Duffy

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An Analysis Of Some Characteristics Of Realism In The Borough Of George Crabbe And In The Spoon River Anthology Of Edgar Lee Masters, Lawrence J. Flynn Jan 1946

An Analysis Of Some Characteristics Of Realism In The Borough Of George Crabbe And In The Spoon River Anthology Of Edgar Lee Masters, Lawrence J. Flynn

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An Annotated Translation Of The Correspondence Of John Of Salisbury: Letters 136-175, Daniel V. Harkin Jan 1946

An Annotated Translation Of The Correspondence Of John Of Salisbury: Letters 136-175, Daniel V. Harkin

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The Social Background Of Renaissance England As Reflected In The Diaries Of The Period, Mary Rose Dominica Heldmann Jan 1946

The Social Background Of Renaissance England As Reflected In The Diaries Of The Period, Mary Rose Dominica Heldmann

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An Inquiry Into The Origin And Development Of The Prohibition Movement In The United States, M. Devota Higgins Jan 1946

An Inquiry Into The Origin And Development Of The Prohibition Movement In The United States, M. Devota Higgins

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John E. Massey : Lawyer, Minister, Public Servant, Educator, Pattie Phillips Hargrove Jul 1945

John E. Massey : Lawyer, Minister, Public Servant, Educator, Pattie Phillips Hargrove

Master's Theses

When you study the life of a man, it is necessary also to know the times in which he lived. The events that are taking place influence the life of the man. Therefore I think it is good to know a little of the history of Virginia during the time of John E. Massey. For the century in which he lived the great Civil War took place which influenced the lives of the people of the nation and which especially affected Virginians because part of the war was fought on the soil of Virginia.


Truancy : Its Sociological Implications, Helen Marie Hulcher Jul 1945

Truancy : Its Sociological Implications, Helen Marie Hulcher

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The term,"truancy", is interpreted in various ways. Julia Richman, District Superintendent of the Public Schools of New York in 1909, said, "The law in some states defines "truancy" as a failure to attend school, making no difference between the parents offense in keeping the child at home and the child's offense in remaining away from school without the parent's knowledge. It is this latter form which the school and the school alone must check." A. o. Neal, Superintendent of Schools, Franklin,Indiana, in the same year said, "Some Juvenile courts in Indiana have held that the truancy law means not only …


Religion In Education, Adele Eames Franks Apr 1945

Religion In Education, Adele Eames Franks

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!he purpose ot this study is to review one of the pressing problems of education its relation to religion in the light of the cultural changes in our democratic society, and in the light of the scientific study of religion. Studies in religion during the last fifty years have shown with increasing clarity that religion is not an isolated and specialized experience in and of itself but a potential quality that inheres in any and every experience of normal living, operating in the realm of appreciation and values.

Studies of our changing culture of the last fifty years have …


An Annotated Translation Of The Life Of St. Thomas Becket By Herbert Bosham (Part One), Mary Imelda Horback Jan 1945

An Annotated Translation Of The Life Of St. Thomas Becket By Herbert Bosham (Part One), Mary Imelda Horback

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The Scientific Age As Reflected In Tennyson, Rose Francis Joyce Jan 1945

The Scientific Age As Reflected In Tennyson, Rose Francis Joyce

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Italian Influences On The French Tragi-Comedy, Helen M. Szymanski Jan 1945

Italian Influences On The French Tragi-Comedy, Helen M. Szymanski

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Educational Problems In China, Wei Yoen Tu Jan 1945

Educational Problems In China, Wei Yoen Tu

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For muny centuries the Chinese had very little contact with outside world. Mountains, desert, and ocean were barriers which helped to protect the Chinese and their country from foreign invasions. Because of this isolation, China produced a civilization which is entirely different from others. The ancient Chinese civilization was so well established that it has survived; uninterrupted and not greatly changed to the present century. For a long time it was a great advantage to the Chinese to be shut away from the outside while the Occidentals were making steady progress. The progressive scientific knowledge and the genius of various …


History And Educational Philosophy Of Seventh-Day Adventist Secondary Schools, Carl William Shafer Jan 1945

History And Educational Philosophy Of Seventh-Day Adventist Secondary Schools, Carl William Shafer

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In introducing this subject, History and Educational Philosophy of Seventh-day Adventist Secondary Schools, it is important first that the need and purpose of Christian education be stated. If there is no real need or no real purpose, then Seventh-day Adventists have no right to sacrifice their means and energies in the establishing and maintaining of these secondary schools the world over.

Seventh-day Adventists have believed, from the beginning of their movement, that Christian education is the only answer to the education of the full man. All great educators agree that if education does what it should do, it develops the …