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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Non-Importation Agreements In Virginia, Evelyn Bristow
Non-Importation Agreements In Virginia, Evelyn Bristow
Honors Theses
The non-importation agreement of 1769 and that of 1774 were protests for the preservation of British rights for Great Britain's subjects in America. The colonies were growing. They were beginning to feel their strength. The high spirit in the Virginia Assembly was due to the colony's rapid growth in wealth, population, and culture. England could put off the time when American would establish her independence, which she was almost capable of doing, by governing to the colonies' satisfaction. This strength was bound up in the young radical leaders.
A Diary Kept On The Battlefield In The Year Of 1863, John A. Holtzman
A Diary Kept On The Battlefield In The Year Of 1863, John A. Holtzman
Honors Theses
Thursday, January 1, 1863.
Left Mr. James Luttrell for Oak Shade thence to Mr. L. Strigfellow where I staid all night. Heard that the Yankees were at Warrenton, also at Waterloo whick proved not to be so.Quite a warm day.
Friday 2.
Left Mr. Satingfellow for camp whick I Found 6 miles of Fredericksburg.
Saturday 3.
Went out on drill-
Sunday 4.
Moved camp some 2 miles up the plank road, found our tents on an eminence has some singing at night. Our chaplan did not preach.
Dr. Walter Reed And Yellow Fever, Reade W. Corr
Dr. Walter Reed And Yellow Fever, Reade W. Corr
Honors Theses
All my life I have been hearing about Dr. Walter Reed. He has been known to me as the man who made possible the building of the Panama Canal. This I was told he did by eliminating yellow fever from Central America. How he succeeded in doing this or when it was done, I did not know. Indeed, people in general seem to know nothing whatever concerning him. In order to inform myself of Dr. Reed's work I have have decided to prepare this paper. I also feel that it is my duty to learn of Dr. Reed. He was …
French Rule In Syria, Theodore M. Whitfield
French Rule In Syria, Theodore M. Whitfield
Honors Theses
"'Eight hundred killed, wounded, and missing, not to mention the loss of three air plains, several tanks, many guns, and many camels, such were the consequences to the French in Syria .... when a horde of infatuated Druses attacked an artillery convoy.'"
Within the last six months the eyes of the world have been focused on this little country east of the Mediterranean. Syrian sympathizers travel the United Stated over seeking our aid in their struggle for independence. General Sarrail,the High Commissioner has been ordered home to explain conditions in his mandate. What is it all about and why? Syria …
Virginia Constitution Convention, Evelyn Davidson
Virginia Constitution Convention, Evelyn Davidson
Honors Theses
An analysis of the conditions in Virginia which led to its constitutional convention, followed by analysis of the convention itself.
Colonel Fielding Lewis, Emeline Lee Stearns
Colonel Fielding Lewis, Emeline Lee Stearns
Honors Theses
There is a two-fold reason for the assertion that to the student of American History, and especially of those chapters dealing with the Old Dominion, a study of the life of Fielding Lewis should prove one of value and intense interest. First, there is the contribution which this colonial patriot made to the Revolutionary cause. To too great an extent we associate heroism in a time of strife with courage on the battlefield. The life of Fielding Lewis is a story of courage on the side lines, a courage none the less true because it lacks military glory as a …
Life Of John Warwick Daniel, Ruth Lazenby
Life Of John Warwick Daniel, Ruth Lazenby
Honors Theses
John Warwick Daniel was born on the 5th of September, 1824, in Lynchburg, and died on the 29th of June, 1910. Only sixty-eight years of life, a short period when one measures the span of a lifetime and yet he crowded into these years so much that he has rightly come to be called soldier and orator, jurist and lawgiver, statesman and senator. As a soldier he was brave, loyal and devoted to duty, winning many honors for courage and gallantry. As an orator he was noted for his eloquence, charm and unsurpassed beauty of language, and it was perhaps …
Virginia's Attitude Toward The Compromise Of 1850, Anne T. Gordon
Virginia's Attitude Toward The Compromise Of 1850, Anne T. Gordon
Honors Theses
As with an individual, a great conflict develops character and causes expression of ideals, so in the life of a nation conflicts develop the people, and give us a knowledge of their ideals and principles. It is mainly with the latter aspect of one great conflict - the struggle over the Compromise of 1850 - that this paper will deal. In this short article an effort will be made to show the attitude of Virginia - one section, small in territorial expanse when compared with the whole, but large in influence, as she faced this problem on the solution of …
From Cape Town To Cairo, Leslie L. Jones
From Cape Town To Cairo, Leslie L. Jones
Honors Theses
Cecil Rhodes has been dead twenty-two years. The flesh of the man has long since become dust; his dreams are about to become realities... two slender streaks of shining steel form Cape Town to Cairo. For the red now cleaves the heart of Africa, north and south, from the Inner Sea to The Cape of Good Hope. A great splash of red up and down this vast continent where fifty years ago but little red was to be seen.
And this is the simple task I have set myself in the present paper: accounting for the red, this astonishing growth …