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Martias Rashad Deloach

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No abstract provided.

Sarah Funton

African American Funeral Programs

The obituary does not contain a funeral program.

Sarah Ford

African American Funeral Programs

The Obituary for Sarah Ford Contains 3 versions. two typed obituaries and one hand written one. It is missing any information as to where the funeral took place.

Mother Mary E. "Love" Caldwell

African American Funeral Programs

Mother_Mary_E--Love--Caldwell.pdf - Funeral program for Mary Caldwell

Willie Kate Ellison

African American Funeral Programs

The obituary is written on a sheet of paper, and does not contain any information regarding where the funeral took place.

Willie Lee

African American Funeral Programs

The obituary is missing or never had a page containing the information where the funeral took place.

Cynthia D. Golden

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Erica La'trella Shatteen

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Erica_-Latrelle-_Shatteen.pdf - Funeral program for Erica La'trella Shatteen

James Garfield W. Davis

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No abstract provided.

Bud Durham

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

Fred And Dinah Gretsch School Of Music Newsletter, Georgia Southern University

School of Music: News & Publications (2017-2023)

• From the Chair

Mr. Robert Rich

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Mr_Robert_Rich.pdf - Funeral program for Mr. Robert Rich

Julia Mae Allen-Williams

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Interment at Bulloch Memorial Gardens

Gloria Washington Hendrix

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No abstract provided.

Ms. Kathy Hobbs

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Ms_Kathy_Hobbs.pdf - Funeral program for Ms. Kathy Hobbs

Franklin Donell Reed

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No abstract provided.

Joann Williams Huff

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Margaret Mcmillan

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No abstract provided.

Jesuits In The New World: A Contrast In Conversion Of North And South America, John C. Haynes Jr.

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

This paper contrasts the methodologies of French Jesuits in New France of North America against the Spanish Jesuits in the Rio de la Plata region of South America to explain differences of conversion rates of the indigenous peoples to Christianity. Several significant differences allow for diverging experiences between the two. Ultimately, this research proposes that it is the Brazilian slave trade that is the largest driving factor in the comparative success that the Spanish Jesuits achieved in the reductions amongst the Guarani people.

The Mongol “Other” And The Limits Of Europe’S Christian Self-Perception, Kevin Petersen

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

In a 1250 C.E. letter to Pope Innocent IV regarding a possible Mongol invasion, King Bela IV of Hungary vividly illustrates the self-perception of Europe as a Christian civilization through a conflation of Europe and Christendom. However, the limits of this civilizational self-perception are revealed through an analysis of an earlier series of letters between the chief of the Mongols Guyuk Khan and Pope Innocent IV.

Review Of The Reagan Era: A History Of The 1980s, Rhett Jordan

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

Book review

The Lost Princes: Who Murdered King Edward V And His Brother In 1483?, Darcy Mueller

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

One of the most famous unsolved historical mysteries is the fate of King Edward V of England and his younger brother Richard Duke of York following their disappearance in the summer of 1483 at the ages of 12 and 10 respectively. The two boys disappeared during a highly turbulent time for the British monarchy known today as the War of the Roses. An examination of the available evidence from the time, including the political situation, reveals that the leading theory is probably correct—the two boys were most likely secretly killed by their paternal uncle Richard III, as he grew increasingly …

Cooking With Mary Randolph: American Culinary Tradition And The Virginia Housewife, Asa Roberts, Rochelle Krueger, Kelly Lauren

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

This paper includes an editorial introduction and 3 essays on recipes from Mary Randolph's The Virginia Housewife.

Review Of Dreams In A Time Of War: A Childhood Memoir, Jahnyiah Davis

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

Book review

A Rebuttal To Heresy: Analyzing The Efficacy Of Constantine And The Council Of Nicaea's Response To Arianism, Jason Chahyadi

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

In May 325 AD, Roman Emperor Constantine assembled the First Council of Nicaea to address a rising heresy called Arianism. The council blazed a new trail in that it was the first council convened with the intention of representing all churches in the Roman empire. This article analyzes the impact that the Council of Nicaea had on the Christian Church, specifically regarding the doctrine of Arianism. Ultimately, this article concludes that the council's effort in extinguishing Arianism produced a negligible result.

Dea. Leon Johnson

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Dea_Leon_Johnson.pdf - Funeral program for Dea. Leon Johnson

Robert Gay Jr.

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No abstract provided.

Marvin Love

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No abstract provided.

Vernita Allen Street

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No abstract provided.

Fred And Dinah Gretsch School Of Music Newsletter, Georgia Southern University

School of Music: News & Publications (2017-2023)

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