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John Donne The Preacher., Dick Houston Hall Jan 1925

John Donne The Preacher., Dick Houston Hall

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

In the year 1573 when Shakespeare and Marlowe were already boys of nine, Chapman in adolescence, Spenser, Lyly and Richard Hooker men of twenty, John Donne, then important to only a few but destined to the company of royalty, was born. Walton says, in his very excellent but inadequate and often inaccurate “Lives of Dr. John Donne, etc.,” that his father as descended “from an ancient and worth family in Wales.” Gosse, however, calls this simply “a pious wish” because nothing is known of his father’s parentage. He was prosperous iron merchant of London, who died in 1576 leaving his …

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The Intelligence Of Children In The Catholic High Schools Of Montana Data Secured By A State-Wide Mental Survey Of Catholic High Schools And Grammar Grades, Mary Vianney O'Dea Jan 1925

The Intelligence Of Children In The Catholic High Schools Of Montana Data Secured By A State-Wide Mental Survey Of Catholic High Schools And Grammar Grades, Mary Vianney O'Dea

Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers

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Silvicultural Management Of The National Forests As A Basis Of Philippine Forest Policy, Juan D. Daproza Jan 1925

Silvicultural Management Of The National Forests As A Basis Of Philippine Forest Policy, Juan D. Daproza

Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers

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The Properties Of The Fire Clays Used For The Manufacture Of Zinc Retorts, Adolph Harmon Kuechler Jan 1925

The Properties Of The Fire Clays Used For The Manufacture Of Zinc Retorts, Adolph Harmon Kuechler

Masters Theses

"The ultimate object of this refractories investigation is to develop a body for zinc retorts, or changes in the method of their manufacture, that will result in better retorts than the ones now in use. In doing this, the question of permissible cost must, at all times, be kept in mind. The immediate object of the present phase of this investigation, of which this thesis covers only a part, is to determine the physical and chemical properties of the refractories (fire clays, grogs, bodies, etc.) now used for the manufacture of zinc retorts. This will be a basis for later …

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Effect Of The Size Of Particles Of Zinc Ore And Carbon Upon The Rate Of Reduction Of Zinc Ore By Carbon, Keith Oxley Alexander Jan 1925

Effect Of The Size Of Particles Of Zinc Ore And Carbon Upon The Rate Of Reduction Of Zinc Ore By Carbon, Keith Oxley Alexander

Masters Theses

"In the retort smelting of zinc ores one of the chief metallurgical problems is to obtain as complete a reduction of the zinc as is consistent with economical operation. Among the factors influencing the completeness of reduction are the temperature and time of distillation, the form in which the zinc exists in the ore, the form of carbon used as reducer, and the size of the particles or ore and reducer"--Introduction, page 1.

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A Study Of The Nutrition Of Sugar Beets, Alfred Martinius Bridston Jan 1925

A Study Of The Nutrition Of Sugar Beets, Alfred Martinius Bridston

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Some Problems In The Improvement Of Teachers In Service, Selmer Edwin Syvertson Jan 1925

Some Problems In The Improvement Of Teachers In Service, Selmer Edwin Syvertson

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Investigation Of The Dissociation Constant Of Brom Cresol Purple, Freida Louise Hammers Jan 1925

Investigation Of The Dissociation Constant Of Brom Cresol Purple, Freida Louise Hammers

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The Physical Well-Being Of School Children, Roland R. Harding Jan 1925

The Physical Well-Being Of School Children, Roland R. Harding

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A Differential Staining Technique For General Application In Microscopy, John G. Sinclair Jan 1925

A Differential Staining Technique For General Application In Microscopy, John G. Sinclair

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Intelligence Tests As An Aid In School Administration, Walter John Swensen Jan 1925

Intelligence Tests As An Aid In School Administration, Walter John Swensen

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Chemical Effects Of Salts Upon The Cells Of Fishes, John William Schauer Jan 1925

Chemical Effects Of Salts Upon The Cells Of Fishes, John William Schauer

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Silent Reading, Sam Hagen Jan 1925

Silent Reading, Sam Hagen

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Minor Parties From The Civil War To 1900, Elmer Ellis Jan 1925

Minor Parties From The Civil War To 1900, Elmer Ellis

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A Study In Correlations With Reference To The Value And Use Of Mental Tests In Education, Henry Emil Cleveland Jan 1925

A Study In Correlations With Reference To The Value And Use Of Mental Tests In Education, Henry Emil Cleveland

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The Apparent Indicator Constant Of Methyl Red, G D. Hargrave Jan 1925

The Apparent Indicator Constant Of Methyl Red, G D. Hargrave

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Doctor Samuel Johnson And His Relation To The Romantic Movement, Rose B. Pathmann Jan 1925

Doctor Samuel Johnson And His Relation To The Romantic Movement, Rose B. Pathmann

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Amplification Of Small Motions By Electrical Methods, Cecil W. Byers Jan 1925

Amplification Of Small Motions By Electrical Methods, Cecil W. Byers

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The Movements Of Wages And Prices In The United States Since 1825 And The Relative Effects Of These Changes During The Last Thirty Years Upon The Wage Earning Class, James M. Reinhardt Jan 1925

The Movements Of Wages And Prices In The United States Since 1825 And The Relative Effects Of These Changes During The Last Thirty Years Upon The Wage Earning Class, James M. Reinhardt

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The Prairie God : A One-Act Play, Rose Charlotte Meblin Jan 1925

The Prairie God : A One-Act Play, Rose Charlotte Meblin

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Scientific Discoveries Concerned With Pathogenic Micro-Organisms, Matilda Mary Steinbrecher Sep 1924

Scientific Discoveries Concerned With Pathogenic Micro-Organisms, Matilda Mary Steinbrecher

Bachelors’ Theses

Stand where you choose some calm night and look up into the great dome of the sky. Realize that those countless stars, once believed to regulate our destinies, have been proven by science to be other worlds more or less like ours. Let your thoughts wander on to objects near at hand. You see the rocks and soil and plants as did mankind for ages back; but where they not so long back saw nought else, you see rocks breaking into fertile soil and realize that minute living beings are responsible. You have come to understand that all the nitrogen …

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The Slidell Mission To Mexico, John H. Walker Jun 1924

The Slidell Mission To Mexico, John H. Walker

Graduate Thesis Collection

Historical events are very likely to make impressions upon contemporary writers of their history quite different from those upon the historians of later times. The intervening years are essential for the proper perspective, the appreciation of their significance, and the separation of associated events. A more accurate view of any historical event should come to those whom time has carried beyond it. In case the event be the result of governmental policies, political bias will then be less influential. The original researches and secondary complications of later writers of American history have resulted in a much better understanding of the …

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Industrial Relations - In The Following Divisions 1. Education And Department Training 2. Research And Shop Committees, Clarence E. Markhoff Jun 1924

Industrial Relations - In The Following Divisions 1. Education And Department Training 2. Research And Shop Committees, Clarence E. Markhoff

Bachelors’ Theses

Probably the most important problem tha.t ever occurred in the Industrial World is that of Industrial Relations. This problem has not only proven itself to be of special importance today, but has existed ever since the beginning of time; ever since there existed a manager and the party managed; ever since one man worked for or was hired by another; ever since there existed the employer, the individual on one side, and the employee, the individual on the other. This problem might well be called a problem of Human Relations and in that way, I believe, it will be more …

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The Works Council, George J. Bottkol Jun 1924

The Works Council, George J. Bottkol

Bachelors’ Theses

The Works Council idea is somewhat of an innovation in American industry. It received its greatest impetus during the World War and has sinoe been adopted by many of our largest industries. Although all Works Council plans aim at the fundamental principles of joint management, employee representation, and collective bargaining, the forms or constitutions of the various private Councils vary in detail.

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An Accounting System For Hospitals, M. R. Kneifl Jun 1924

An Accounting System For Hospitals, M. R. Kneifl

Bachelors’ Theses

The economic structure of society embraces every phase of human activities. It primarily concerns itself with enterprises of a productive character, those which directly fulfill and administer to the wants and needs of the individual, as such or as a group.

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Efficient Management Of A Concrete Machinery Manufacturing Concern In The State Of Wisconsin, Elmer S. Hollensteiner Jun 1924

Efficient Management Of A Concrete Machinery Manufacturing Concern In The State Of Wisconsin, Elmer S. Hollensteiner

Bachelors’ Theses

Efficient management is a subject which has been extensively treated - volumes upon volumes have been writ­ten treating the subject in general, as it relates to the shop, to the office, to individual departments. And yet, when one has once worked in a shop or in an office he be­gins to realize how industries merely attempt to follow ef­ficient methods, but utterly fail. Either because of the wrong system or methods employed, or because of inefficient executives, or because of a wrong kind of manager at the head of a certain department who may be responsible for the entire lack …

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Balaam And His Prophecies, Carl Manthey-Zorn Jun 1924

Balaam And His Prophecies, Carl Manthey-Zorn

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

The subject of this paper is "Balaam and His Prophecies". We intend to divide the discussion of this subject under two main heads as already indicated in the title, "Balaam and His Prophecies". The first of the two will be a study of the character of Balaam, while the second will be a comprehensive exegesis of his prophecies.

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The Neo-Stoicism Of Seneca, Emily E. Ruetz Jun 1924

The Neo-Stoicism Of Seneca, Emily E. Ruetz

Bachelors’ Theses

Before endeavoring to formulate certain decisions of the Neo-Stoicism of Seneca it will be most advantageous to discuss fundamental Stoicism. Stoicism was that system of philosophy which gripped the worlds of Greece and Rome for a number of centuries and claimed many eminent men among its followers. The doctrine set forth by the Stoics was essentially a practical one since it laid most stress on a proper mode of life.

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Industrial Depressions - Actions And Reactions, Leroy D. Englebert Jun 1924

Industrial Depressions - Actions And Reactions, Leroy D. Englebert

Bachelors’ Theses

It seems as though each new occupation of man that has wrought large increase to his rate of wealth producing, in time, has developed some malady which has retarded its effectiveness until he has discovered the nature of the disorder and acquired skill in overcoming or abating its ravages.

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Banking Reforms During The Last Century, Alfred E. Bentzin Jun 1924

Banking Reforms During The Last Century, Alfred E. Bentzin

Bachelors’ Theses

Banking of today is a truly complex science. It is a fundamental part of our present social system and is a basic element in our economic life. From the crude early stages of money lending, down to our own intricate system of capital raising, banking has been influenced favorably or adversely by the current political issues, by the prevailing social opinions and by the economic condition of the day. It has passed through many storms; it has been tested in the crucible of many panics. I has emerge scarred and shaken, but still impact.

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