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An Aristotelian Approach To The Sources Of Comic Effect In The Birds Of Aristophanes, John J. O'Callaghan

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A Study Of The Effect Of Social Factors Upon The Attitudes Of The White Female Office Worker Toward The American Negro, Lottie Maria Vigil

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The Dramas Of Byron : An Evaluation, Welford Dunaway Taylor

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After considering Byron's relation to the theatre as an amateur actor and committeeman, viewing his dramatic concepts, and comparing him to other poets of his own day who attempted dramas, it can be clearly seen that both from an acting and a literary standpoint, his dramas are of an inferior quality. There can be no doubt of Byron's disappointment and disillusionment, as he had devoted so much time and energy at the prime of his life to them. At first he had said that this work was not for the stage, wishing all the time that he might capture the …

The Fate Of Subcutaneous Anorganic Bone Implants, John Peter Giannini

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The Impact Of Court Decisions On Union Growth Around 1921, Vishwanath Prasad Singh

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The Ethical Theory Of Charles L. Stevenson: His Problem And Solution, Leo Peter Cachat

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A Study Of The Problems Involved In Opening Kaiser Engineers Branch Office In Chicago, Robert James King

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Religious Control And Delinquent Behavior: An Analysis Of The Religious Orientation Of A Group Of Delinquent Catholic Boys, Thomas Michael Gannon

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The Personal And Public Relationship Between Edmund Burke And Charles James Fox: Its Evolution And Significance, Susan Grace Scroeder

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A Histologic Study Of Healing Of Split Thickness Gingival Flap Surgery In Dogs, Harry Staffileno

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The Effect Of Tetraethylammonium Ion On The Spectra Of Certain Sulfonphthalein Indicators, Irene E. Mersol

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An Inquiry Into The Absence Of Moral Advertence In A Sample Of Catholic High School Students With Specific Focus Upon Racial Prejudice, Mary Ignatius. Staley

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The Reaction Of Five American Catholic Periodicals To The Rise Of Nazism: 1923-1937, Robert Bireley

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The Ability To Perceive Embedded Figures: Its Relation To Personality, Age, Sex, And Intelligence, John Amadeus. Fronke

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The Attitude Of The Lutheran Church In America Toward The New Deal, Alfred Paul Klausler

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The Human Relations Approach And Its Critics, Ronald William Korajczyk

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Conrad's Nostromo: Reception, Theme, Technique, Jerome A. Long

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Five Approaches To Intermediate Grade Level Reading Problems: A Critique, Mary Therese Long

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A Study Of The Most Outstanding Problems Of Boys In The Third Year Of Three Catholic High Schools, James Joseph Merwick

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A Study Of Some Environmental And Constitutional Factors In The Background Of Teen-Age Boys Treated At A Psychological Guidance Center, 1950-1956, John Ambrose Singer

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A History Of Averett College, David Wesley Gray

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The first school in Danville was established by a Presbyterian minister, the Reverend Mr. J. Matthews, in the year 1802. This school lasted only twelve months and was followed by a procession of others which soon perished for one reason or another. In 1823 the Danville Male Academy was organized and became the forerunner of the modern public education system of Danville. Soon after, a number or schools were established for "females." This study is concerned with only one, the school that is now Averett College.

A Historical Study Of The Missionary Work Of Dr. George W. Butler And An Analysis Of His Influence On Brazil, David Gueiros Vieira

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In August of 1954,many people were astonished to read that the new president of Brazil, Cafe Filho, was a Protestant. When this occurred, it was scarcely known outside of Brazil that the influence o.f the Protestants there is greatly out of proportion to their numbers.

It would be an almost impossible task to try to trace from the United States, the development of the whole Protestant movement in Brazil. Therefore, this writer has limited the scope or this paper to a scant survey of the beginning of the Protestant missionary work in Brazil, and more particularly to a thorough study …

The Effect Of Manifest Anxiety And Failure Instructions On Delinquents' Performance On The W.I.S.C. Coding Test, Herbert J. Cross

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It is generally accepted by most researchers that motivational factors are important in the prediction of behavior. The nature of the relationship between those factors and behavior is not well understood but appear to depend at least on such variables as effect the difficulty of the behavioral task and the degree of the motivation involved.

A Consolidation Analysis Of The Insured Group Benefits Programs Of A Medium Size Manufacturing Company : Multi-Carrier Vs. Single Carrier, John Walter Ainslie

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Since dawn's light first shone upon the cave man, he in his crude way, searched for security for himself and others who lived in his cave. While technological progress had revolutionized the method of seeking ways to make such provisions, the desire for the same has continued as the ultimate goal of the head of the family unit .

Summary - With the growing development of benefit plans in private industry spurred on by federal legislation and the government's progressive interest in social welfare, indications are for further growth in this area. There has been a definite trend as seen …

Actuality And Realism In The Poetry Of George Crabbe, Gerald Meredith Garman

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It ia a generally accepted fact among critics that George Crabbe was a realist. It will be the purpose of this paper to examine this conclusion for its validity. More exactly, I shall compare the poetry of Crabbe with the historical records of his era and measure how closely Crabbe came to reproducing, realistically, his own times. The paper is really a study of Crabbe's realism as reflected in his poetry with a view toward questioning the verdict of the critics.

In this work I have attempted to dispel several misconceived notions about Crabbe's poetry, but the general conclusions will …

Oral Communications To And By Lower Level Supervision, Joseph Clifton Brown

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This book is a manual concerned with the principles and problems of oral industrial communications. The content is designed for use by the Maintenance Department, Spruance Plant, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and company, Richmond, Virginia. The focus of the writing is basically in the area of lower supervision which includes salaried engineers, scientists, foremen, and men in the two levels immediately above the fore- men.

Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889), Helen Levine Berkowitz

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Gerard Manley Hopkins' reputation as a poet has been almost wholly posthumous. He did not "arrive" in a critical way until the l930's when interest seemed to be centered more on the religious implications of his work than on the poetic. Today we are beginning to accept Hopkins as a major poet and to assess his virtues and limitations somewhat more objectively.

A Study Of Hypnotism In The Works Of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Helen Lei Hsu

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I propose in this study to examine the uses of hypnotism in two of Hawthorne 's tales: "Ethan Brand" and "The Prophetic Pictures"; and three of Hawthorne's romances: Fanshawe, The House of the Seven Gables, and The Blithedale Romance. My aims are generally these: to investigate Hawthorne's interest in hypnotism with reference to the manifested popularity of hypnotism in his time; to identify Hawthorne's implication of hypnotism in the above tales and romances; and to analyze Hawthorne 's art of interweaving his themes with the practice of hypnosis.

The Social-Psychological Implications Of Recovery Inc., Mary Judith Terese Mcnulty

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Cardozo's Philosophy Of Law: His Concept Of Judicial Process , William Charles Cunningham

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