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Law And Disorder In Nineteenth-Century Kentucky, Robert M. Ireland

Vanderbilt Law Review

Nineteenth-century Kentuckians responded paradoxically to their criminal justice system. Although they complained constantly about the inadequacies of their constabulary, they refused to appropriate funds necessary to establish more efficient police forces. And while they carped continually about the ineffectiveness and ineptitude of prosecutors, the slowness and timidity of judges, the permissiveness of juries, and the leniency of governors, they also expressed equal concern about the rights of the accused and the convicted. By their ambivalence, nineteenth-century Kentuckians reflected an internal conflict that historically has characterized the response of Americans to the problem of crime. A free and dynamic society inevitably …

New Student Record, 1979, Illinois State University

Yearbooks

New Student Record published by the Student Association, Illinois State University, 1979.

Graduate Record, 1979, Illinois State University

Yearbooks

Graduate Record, Illinois State University, 1979.

Fringe Benefits : A Proposal For The Future, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Federal Taxation Division

Association Sections, Divisions, Boards, Teams

No abstract provided.

Comparative Study Of The Economic And Business Potential Of Chouteau And Teton Counties, Larry Ray Gerfen

Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers

No abstract provided.

Ua37/39 Gemini 79 Post-Tour Report, David Livingston

Faculty/Staff Personal Papers

Report of the Gemini 79 jazz band's USO tour through the Pacific Command complete with itinerary, positive and negative aspects of the trip. Part of UA37/39 David Livingston Personal Papers donated by Pam Thurman.

The Evolution Of The City Of Timmins: A Single-Industry Community, Joe G. Torlone

Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)

The purpose of the thesis was to historically trace the development of a single-industry community, Timmins, Ontario. Five time periods were studied beginning with the incorporation of the Town of Timmins in 1912 and ending with the time period 1973 to 1977.

Three aspects of economic development were used to analyze the growth of Timmins. The economic base of the town was analyzed in order to gain a better understanding of the sources of income and employment because these two elements in turn influenced demographic factors and the development of other sectors of the Timmins economy. The second aspect was …