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The Chicago Teachers Union : A Study Of Its Programs, Problems, And Possibilities, Charles Paul Skibbens

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The Doctrine Of Purusa In Samkhya, Ludwig F. Stiller

Master's Theses

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The Result Of Auditory Presentation During Sleep Of Meaningful Material, Donald J. Tyrell

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The Passion Sadness According To St. Thomas, Benjamin Joseph Urmston

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The First Decade Of The Sisters Of Saint Felix In America, 1874-1884 , Mary Theophania Kalinowski

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Opportunities For Women Trainees In Manufacturing In The Chicago Metropolitan Area. , Charlotte Lessing

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The Emotive Theory Of Value In Ayer's Logical Positivism , John D. O'Neill

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The Doctrine Of Liberum Arbitrium In Saint Bonaventure , William G. Thompson

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The Winters Tale: A Christian Tragedy, Howard Gray

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The United States And Indochina In The First Indochinese Crisis, Francis Nguyen Phuong

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A Study Of The Chelation Of 1,3-Bis (Tris (Hydroxymethyl) Methylamino) 2-Propanol With Iron (Iii), Jane Bell Grinnan Gladding

Master's Theses

The element Iron is so important that a major era of history bore its name. Its magnetic and metallic properties have long been studied and used. It is also well known that iron. is the cental element in the oxygen-carrying compound hemo­ globin and therefore essential to life. Its biological importance is also evidenced by its presence in the cytochrome oxidases . These important biochemical compounds are iron chelates

Fundamental research with iron chelates may therefore shed light on the operations of certain enzyme systems, drugs and poisons. Analytical chemistry and the dye industry have used chelate compounds for many …

A Study Of The Chelation Of 1,3-Bis-(Tris-(Hydroxymethyl)-Methylamino)-2-Propanol Dihydrochloride With Copper (Ii), Nickel (Ii), Cobalt (Ii), Velta Erdmanis

Master's Theses

In this study 1,3-bis-(tris-(hydroxymethyl)-methyl­ amino)-2-prapanol dihydrochloride chelates with calcium, manganous, cobaltous, nickelous, cupric and zinc ions were investigated.

Potentiometric titrations were performed to obtain information about the stability of the chelates formed. Calcium and manganous ions showed little chelating ability. Cobaltous, nickelous, cupric and zinc ions formed stable chelates when the ratio of the chelating agent Concentration to the metal ion concentration was 1:1 or larger.

Job 's method of continuous variations was used for determining the composition of the cupric, nickelous and cobaltous chelates and it was found that these metal ions form a 1:1 chelate with l,3-bis-(tris-(hydroxymethyl)­ methyl …

Amoral Characters Beyond Good And Evil In The Nineteenth Century French Novel, Basil Mcvoy Duncan

Master's Theses

Although Franch literature is unique in that every period presents interesting material for research, perhaps the most fascinating is that period which involves the Revolution, Empire, and Restoration. The very proximity of these political developments has had a profound effect on the novelists who lived and wrote at this time, and they have not failed to bequeath their observations on the resulting society. These observations naturally include many consequences not recorded by the historians, consequences which they also as individuals have experienced.

Important among these novelists are Benjamin Constant Stendhal Honore de Balzac, and Paul Bourget who not only reveal …

Hugh Blair Grigsby : A Delegate To The Virginia Constitutional Convention Of 1829-30, William Allen Lesueur Deane

Master's Theses

It has not been the intention of the writar to give a definitive biography of Hugh Blair Grigsby but only to relate his observations and participation in the Virginia Constitutional Convention of 1829-30.

The major portion ef the material collected in the preparation of this paper has been taken from the papers and diaries or Grigsby in the Virginia Historical Society. Much information also was gathered from the Virginia State Library, being derived largely from current newspapers during the time of the Convention.

Charles Lynch, Originator Of The Term Lynch Law, Gordon Godfrey Fralin

Master's Theses

Short sketches bearing activities and incidents in the life of Charles Lynch are frequently found in books dealing with the history of lynch law, in genealogies of colonial Virginians, in histories of Lynchburg, Virginia, or in scattered contributions to magazines. Each of these sources contains fundamentally the same information, (i.e., a list or his political offices,reputation as a zealous patriot, and his association with the term: lynch law), although there is some variation to be found. The purpose of this paper, therefore, has been to bring together all the miscellaneous bits of information pertaining to Charles Lynch which are already …

A Study Of The Moral Tone Of Restoration Comedy, Herbert Robinson Blackwell

Master's Theses

The so called "Restoration period" in English literature stands as an age of comic production that ranks as one of the most brilliant in the history of the English stage, second perhaps only to the preceding Elizabethan period. Restoration comedy has been famed for its indecency and immorality, and critical Judgment has always been influenced by concern over the "excesses" which the playwrights introduced into their works.

Morality is a relative term. What is sinful in one age is commonly accepted in another. Semantic differences may cause different moral connotations to be placed on certain words. Thus, in considering whether …

Virginia And The Mexican War, Judith Fauquier Napps

Master's Theses

Virginia's initial response to the news of the war was the patriotic reply of all citizens when the national flag is attacked. Within a few days, however, the party strife over the origin of the war and the fight for the political pie to be gained at its conclusion began. The state at this time, and the resulting political maneuvering thwarted a more active support of the war.

A Study Of Factors That Discriminate Between Different Degrees Of Religiousness In People, Stuart W. Omohundro

Master's Theses

The first question that will probably confront the reader of this paper will be, what is meant by religiousness, be measured or compared between personalities or groups? The same question has been asked of psychologists about other terms such as intelligence and emotion, either of which could be substituted in the title of this paper and still not make it any clearer. The answers to this question have varied except where operational definitions have been demanded, which, of course, boil down to emotional or intellectual behavior as measured by a given test in relationship to others taking the test. Religiousness …

Religion In The Life And Works Of Longfellow, Morris Edward Cather

Master's Theses

An author's work is generally colored by the presence or the lack of religious convictions. The poetry and prose of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow indicate a deep-seated faith in God. Although this faith is most clearly manifested in the works of the man, its source is found in the life and character of the poet himself. It is the aim of this paper to discover the various contributing factors, to ascertain their effect upon the poet and his writings, and to draw certain conclusions concerning his religious faith.

The Early History Of Buckingham County, James Meade Anderson

Master's Theses

This paper is an attempt to bring together unrelated facts concerning the history or Buckingham County, Virginia. lt is sincerely hoped that one may find the way of life of the early settlers and that this brief history can account (1700-1850), will relate the story or typical Americans in their struggle to establish a foundation that time has tested and found solid.

Buckingham County, in the heart of Virginia is one of the most fascinating counties of the Commonwealth. There are three different possibilities from which the county could have received its name. The most prominent idea is that it …

Theatrical Criticism Of Addison And Steele, Virginia Marion Lewis

Master's Theses

The purpose of this paper in to bring together in one body all, or as many as possible, of the references made by Addison and Steele to the theater in The Tatler, The Spectator, and Tho Guardian. In order to do this, it has been necessary to scan all of the papers included in these three periodicals to find those which contained a mention of the theater, for only rarely did Addison or Steele devote an entire paper to any one subject. It is hoped, therefore, that in going through these essays no significant comments on the theater have been …

A Psychosocial Study Of Fifty Recidivist Boys Recommitted To The Illinois Youth Commission, April 30, 1954 Through October 22, 1954, Robert Duddleston Geigner

Master's Theses

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Ascendance-Submission As Related To Speed Of Visual Recognition Of Tachistiscopically Presented "Ascendant" And "Submissive" Words, Richard John Ferber

Master's Theses

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Sources Of Motivation In Othello's Tragic Action, George T. Tolbert

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Influence Of Increased Glucose And Insulin Administration On Certain Chemical Constituents Of Normal And Coronary Occluded Heart Of The Dog, Blanche Tigerman

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Intellectual Development And Educability Of Cerebral Palsied Children As Revealed By Psychological Evaluation, Loo O'Donnell

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A Comparison Of The Responses Of Public And Parochial School Children Of Greek Parentage On The California Test Of Personality, Diamond Pappas

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Some Social Factors Relating To The Growth Of Communism In India, Francis Sales

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An Analysis Of Seventy-Nine Adoptive Applications Accepted For Study During The Years 1952-1953 By The Catholic Charities Of The Diocese Of Rockford, Louis J. Shannon

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Sophocles' Portrait Of Oedipus The King, Norman George Mckendrick

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