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Articles 2821 - 2850 of 11019
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 13 June, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 13 June, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Regarding taxes and the attempts by "others" to induce hands to work elsewhere.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 10 June, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 10 June, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Regarding the death of Julian Hutton.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 3 June, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 3 June, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
W. Watt To J. E. Davis, 19 May, W. Watt, Joseph E. Davis
W. Watt To J. E. Davis, 19 May, W. Watt, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Former slave petitioning for a loan to replace a lost horse.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 9 May, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 9 May, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 6 May, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 6 May, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 22 April, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 22 April, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Regarding lost freight. On verso, note from J.B. Johnson regarding the same. Includes envelope.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 18 April, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 18 April, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 15 April, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 15 April, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Regarding the relationship between Davis and Montgomery.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 28 March, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 28 March, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 21 March, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 21 March, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 28 February, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 28 February, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 1 March, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 1 March, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Envelope only.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 16 February, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 16 February, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 11 February, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 11 February, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 31 January, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 31 January, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
Montgomery & Son To Mr. J. D. Nicholson, January, Montgomery & Son, Joseph E. Davis
Montgomery & Son To Mr. J. D. Nicholson, January, Montgomery & Son, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
Henderson Newton To J. E. Davis, 24 January, Henderson Newton, Joseph E. Davis
Henderson Newton To J. E. Davis, 24 January, Henderson Newton, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Former slave to "Dear Master".
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 24 January, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 24 January, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
Extra Envelope, Author Unknown, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 5 December, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 5 December, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 3 December, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 3 December, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 19 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 19 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 15 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 15 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
No abstract provided.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 10 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 10 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis
Correspondence
Writes of rent collectors.
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 7 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis, United States. Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen, And Abandoned Lands
B. Montgomery To J. E. Davis, 7 October, B. Montgomery, Joseph E. Davis, United States. Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen, And Abandoned Lands
Correspondence
Discussion of difficulties and monies, first discussion of purchasing Brierfield Plantation. Includes envelope.
Richard C. Bridges To His Sister, Undated, Richard C. Bridges
Richard C. Bridges To His Sister, Undated, Richard C. Bridges
Correspondence
Fragment of a letter presumably from Richard C. Bridges to his sister informing her that she need not send him winter clothes; he is well-supplied by the government.
Isom Fellowship Proposal: Queer Life Histories In Mississippi, Amy Mcdowell, Jessica Wilkerson
Isom Fellowship Proposal: Queer Life Histories In Mississippi, Amy Mcdowell, Jessica Wilkerson
Queer Mississippi (Complete Collection)
Research proposal submitted by Dr. Amy McDowell and Dr. Jessica Wilkerson for the Isom Fellows program, a two-year fellowship with the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies funded by the Office of Provost. Isom Fellows are asked to contribute to the Isom Center through research, teaching, and service. Five fellows are selected per cohort.
The View From Ventress - 2019, University Of Mississippi. College Of Liberal Arts
The View From Ventress - 2019, University Of Mississippi. College Of Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts Newsletters
Cover Story: Arabic Language Flagship. "Here in Oxford, at the University of Mississippi, is one of the best Arabic programs in the country." - John Chappell, Rhodes Scholar finalist and Arabic Flagship graduate
Buffering..., Nicholas B. Vialpando
Buffering..., Nicholas B. Vialpando
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Buffering… focuses on scenes from everyday life such as cooking breakfast or a day at the office which are presented in a half-rendered frozen form. The works are partially pixilated in certain areas to create a sense of perpetual buffering illustrating a never-ending frustration between advancement and expectation. This body of work is meant to create an opportunity for viewer to experience a sensation of tension while information perpetually buffers. This sensation reflects how society has been conditioned by its technological devices and their implied promises of instant gratification. This body of work aims to shed light on the frustration …