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The Rise Of The Anti-Slavery Movement In Cincinnati , Thomas L. Hogan Jan 1957

The Rise Of The Anti-Slavery Movement In Cincinnati , Thomas L. Hogan

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British Imperialism In The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1883-1899 , Clyde Benjamin Kelly Jan 1957

British Imperialism In The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1883-1899 , Clyde Benjamin Kelly

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An Essay On The Webster-Ashburton Treaty Of 1842 , William M. King Jan 1957

An Essay On The Webster-Ashburton Treaty Of 1842 , William M. King

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An Analysis Of The Investment Policies Of International Unions , Merlin Joseph Kingsley Jan 1957

An Analysis Of The Investment Policies Of International Unions , Merlin Joseph Kingsley

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Theodore Roosevelt And Civil Service Reform , Joseph Anthony Linehan Jan 1957

Theodore Roosevelt And Civil Service Reform , Joseph Anthony Linehan

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Scientific Method In Aristotle's De Caelo, I, I-Ii, Vi , James Francis Mccue Jan 1957

Scientific Method In Aristotle's De Caelo, I, I-Ii, Vi , James Francis Mccue

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The Relationship Of Interests And Values To Marital Happiness , James Carroll Mcgreevey Jan 1957

The Relationship Of Interests And Values To Marital Happiness , James Carroll Mcgreevey

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A Critical Evaluation Of The Epistemology Of William Pepperell Montague , John Joseph Monahan Jan 1957

A Critical Evaluation Of The Epistemology Of William Pepperell Montague , John Joseph Monahan

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Labor And Management Interests In The Illinois Unemployment Compensation Act From 1945 Through 1955 , Quentin Foch Patterson Jan 1957

Labor And Management Interests In The Illinois Unemployment Compensation Act From 1945 Through 1955 , Quentin Foch Patterson

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An Analysis Of Employment In The Manufacturing Industries , Donald P. Piotrowski Jan 1957

An Analysis Of Employment In The Manufacturing Industries , Donald P. Piotrowski

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The Use Of Weights And Dependence In The Solution Of Simultaneous Equations , Robert John Schweisthal Jan 1957

The Use Of Weights And Dependence In The Solution Of Simultaneous Equations , Robert John Schweisthal

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American Attitudes Towards The Proposed Membership In The Permanent Court Of International Justice , Joseph J. Schmitz Jan 1957

American Attitudes Towards The Proposed Membership In The Permanent Court Of International Justice , Joseph J. Schmitz

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The Effect Of Special Placement Upon The School Progress Of Mentally Retarded Children , Gwendolyn Ann Smith Jan 1957

The Effect Of Special Placement Upon The School Progress Of Mentally Retarded Children , Gwendolyn Ann Smith

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Academic Needs Of South-East Asian Education Students At Fourteen Mid-West Colleges And Universities , Vu Nhat Thanh Jan 1957

Academic Needs Of South-East Asian Education Students At Fourteen Mid-West Colleges And Universities , Vu Nhat Thanh

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The Multiple Choice Rorschach: A Comparison Of Two Scoring Systems In Estimating Psychiatric Aide Efficiency As Rated By Supervisors, Edward O. Treesh Jan 1957

The Multiple Choice Rorschach: A Comparison Of Two Scoring Systems In Estimating Psychiatric Aide Efficiency As Rated By Supervisors, Edward O. Treesh

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The Notion Of Personal Communication In The Philosophy Of Gabriel Marcel , Martha Ethelyn Williams Jan 1957

The Notion Of Personal Communication In The Philosophy Of Gabriel Marcel , Martha Ethelyn Williams

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Manner Of Growth Of Listeria Using The Flagella As Markers , Robert Lee Muldoon Jan 1957

Manner Of Growth Of Listeria Using The Flagella As Markers , Robert Lee Muldoon

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The Freeport Debate, Ernest S. Sweeney Jan 1957

The Freeport Debate, Ernest S. Sweeney

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Teacher-Pupil Relationship And The Problem Development Of The Early Adolescent, Mary Ignatius Loyola Walsh Jan 1957

Teacher-Pupil Relationship And The Problem Development Of The Early Adolescent, Mary Ignatius Loyola Walsh

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Fielding's Theory And Art Of Composition, Thomas Radloff Jan 1957

Fielding's Theory And Art Of Composition, Thomas Radloff

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The Dipole Moments Of A Series Of N, N-Diphenylbenzamides, James William Cooke Jul 1956

The Dipole Moments Of A Series Of N, N-Diphenylbenzamides, James William Cooke

Master's Theses

In recent years amides have been used in synthetic fibers, plastics and in medicinal chemistry. Under­ standably, the literature contains many preparations and reactions of unsubstituted, monosubstituted and disubstituted amides, however, their structure has received very little attention. The information avail­ able on the amide group structure originates from studies made on the unsubstituted and mono substituted compounds. The phenomenon of association of the amides has received considerable attention.


Some Views Of Slavery From The Writings Of Virginia Authors, 1824-1865, Josephine Mary Logan Jul 1956

Some Views Of Slavery From The Writings Of Virginia Authors, 1824-1865, Josephine Mary Logan

Master's Theses

The period from 1824 to 1865 was a most critical one in the history of the United States. It was during those years that issues of great magnitude arose. After a period of discussion, views crystallized and finally became fundamental beliefs in the minds of the people of both the North and tho South. The result of those beliefs culminated in the Civil war. Tho issues were concerned chiefly with the question or states' rights, tho protective tariff, and, last but not least, with that of African slavery.

In Virginia, which had been the first of tho English colonies in …


An Appraisal Of The Utility Of Current Measures In Estimating The Population Subregions Of Virginia, Mary Boehling Duley Jul 1956

An Appraisal Of The Utility Of Current Measures In Estimating The Population Subregions Of Virginia, Mary Boehling Duley

Master's Theses

The need for estimating population below the state level during intercensal periods has been recognized for a number of years. Many varied methods have been suggested as possible measures; this thesis will examine and test some of these current measures with respect to the situation in Virginia and will also experiment with a new technique.


A Study Of The Junior High School Intramural Sports Program In The Richmond Public Schools, Sattler Burns Anderson Jul 1956

A Study Of The Junior High School Intramural Sports Program In The Richmond Public Schools, Sattler Burns Anderson

Master's Theses

There has been much progress made in the field of intramural sports in the past forty years. With the rapid advancement and acceptance by leaders and students, it is imperative that educators strive to produce a better intramural sports program through continuous research. Because so much of the literature in this field has dealt with the high school or college intramural program, a more careful study needs to be made of the junior high school intramural sports program.


The History Of Interposition, John Harrison Geiser Jul 1956

The History Of Interposition, John Harrison Geiser

Master's Theses

As long as governments, laws and regulations have existed, men have sought means to challenge, circumvent and annul them. Whether honorably or selfishly motivated, only time, the great revelator can prove; and few lessons learned serve to prevent mens thoughts from again straying to these channels or desire.

To thoroughly exhaust the subject or desire in man to resist authority in government would be to re-write mythology and add still another labor to the burdens or Hercules. To do it completely would involve a lifetime of study, another of writing, and would necessitate encompassing all knowledge of men, religion, government …


Life Of John Taylor, A Frontiersman, Missionary, Baptist Minister, And Historian, Carlysle Conway Crank Jul 1956

Life Of John Taylor, A Frontiersman, Missionary, Baptist Minister, And Historian, Carlysle Conway Crank

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Taylor is a very popular name in American history. Tho original immigrant of the family followed in this story was John Taylor who came to the Virginia shore from England in 1650 with his two brothers, Arggle and William. He was about twenty three when he embarked from the Amsterdam and docked in Fleet 's Bay. Soon this immigrant settled in Wicomcio Parish in Northumberland County. His wife, the former Alice Gaskins, and he brought up a family of three sons and several daughters. Early in 1702, John died at the age of seventy-five.


A Historical Survey Of Methods Of Solving Cubic Equations, Minna Burgess Connor Jul 1956

A Historical Survey Of Methods Of Solving Cubic Equations, Minna Burgess Connor

Master's Theses

It has been said that the labor-saving devices ot this modern age have been made possible by the untiring efforts of lazy men. While working with cubic equations, solving them according to the standard methods appearing in modern text-books on the theory of equations, it became apparent, that in many cases, the finding of solutions was a long and tedious process involving numerical calculations into which numerous errors could creep. Confessing to laziness, and having been told at an impressionable age that "any fool can do it the hard way but it takes a genius to find the easy …


Tetrazolium Salts, Andrew Garnett Richardson Jun 1956

Tetrazolium Salts, Andrew Garnett Richardson

Master's Theses

Tetrazolium salts, as the name indicates, are quartenary. Substitution is possible on positions 2, 3, and 5 of the ring as is shown in type formula (I). When these substituent groups are bifunctional ditetrazolium salts of types (II), (III), and (IV) result. Compounds bridged at both R' and R'' at the same time are theoretical possible, but no such cases have been reported, probably on account of the practical limitations of synthesis. The anion, which is indicated by X, may be halide, sulfate, acetate, picrate, succinate, thiocyanate, or practically any atom or group capable of existing as a negative ion.


The Comparative Morphology Of The Central Nervous System Of The Larva, Pupa, And Adult Of Epilachnia Corrupta, Raymond F. Moore Jun 1956

The Comparative Morphology Of The Central Nervous System Of The Larva, Pupa, And Adult Of Epilachnia Corrupta, Raymond F. Moore

Master's Theses

The nervous system of insects has been subject of much study and research. By far the greatest part of this work has been on the orders of Orthopters, Lepidopters, Hymenopters, Diptera, and Coleoptera. This has been limited, in most cases, to a particular stage in the life history of the insect. This paper looks to study the morphology of the central nervous system of Epilachnia corrupta through all its stages in its life cycle.


The Development Of A Standardized Interview For Measuring Non-Intellective Factors Associated With Success And Failure Among College Students, William Hensley Leftwich Apr 1956

The Development Of A Standardized Interview For Measuring Non-Intellective Factors Associated With Success And Failure Among College Students, William Hensley Leftwich

Master's Theses

This study represents an attempt to discover factors differentiating achieving and non-achieving college students. It was done as a part or a larger program being conducted in the University or Richmond Center for Psychological Services. It involved the construction and use of a standardized interview developed particularly for college students. It is hoped that in the future this instrument or a similar technique may aid in the prediction of academic performance.