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The Influence Of Duns Scotus On Gerard Manley Hopkins, Lenore Marie Fleming

Master's Theses

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American Historians' Opinion Of The Reasons For The Pearl Harbor Attack, Mary Antonetta Foley

Master's Theses

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In Defence Of Lycidas : A Study Of Emotion In Milton's Elegy, Robert Joseph Fox

Master's Theses

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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen And The Formation Of The Republic Of China, Hans Kuo-Hsiung Kung

Master's Theses

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The Choctaw Nation And The Dawes Commission, Jeanne Francis Moore

Master's Theses

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The Austro-Slovenian Frontier Question At The Paris Peace Conference, 1919, Bogdan Novak

Master's Theses

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The Repeal Of The Stamp Act : George The Third And The Marquis Of Rockingham, David Alfred O'Dowd

Master's Theses

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Aspects Of The Perry Mission And The Opening Of Japan, Mary Agnes O'Grady

Master's Theses

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Modernism And The Works Of Gutierrez Najera, Patricia Hagey Olson

Master's Theses

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A Study Of The Philosophical Thought And Background In Hamlet, Thomas E. Porter

Master's Theses

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Thomas Merton As Poet Of The Liturgy, Mary Paul Reilly

Master's Theses

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The Attitude Of The United States Senate Toward The Versailles Treaty, Michael Agnes Roche

Master's Theses

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Some Aspects Of The Mission Of Joel Roberts Poinsett To Buenos Aires And Chile 1810-1814, Charles E. Ronan

Master's Theses

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The Alien And Sedition Laws And The Virginia And Kentucky Resolutions, John Arthur Russell

Master's Theses

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The Effect Of Nature And Imagination Upon Wordsworth As Seen In The Prelude, Ralph Henry Talkin

Master's Theses

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Prince Hal, The Hero Of King Henry Iv Part I, George Edward Von Kaenel

Master's Theses

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Theme And Structure In The Novels Of Nathanael West, Richard Waldron

Master's Theses

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The Contributions Of The Temporary Settlements Garden Grove, Mount Pisgah, And Kanesville, Iowa, To Mormon Emigration, 1846-1852, L. Robert Webb

Theses and Dissertations

For years the writer has been very interested in the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His work as a teacher, employed by the LDS department of education, has been with the youth of the church. His teaching experience has taken him through a chronological consideration or sequence of events of the church from its origin down to the present. However, the absence of historical data during the period of 1846-1852 grew into a problem in the writer's mind. After reading in the histories of the church a brief paragraph about Garden Grove and Mount Pisgah, …

Transcriptions Of Early Instrumental Music For Brass Ensemble, With A Style Analysis And Suggestions For Modern Use, William Robert Becker

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

With the rapid expansion of instrumental music in both the secondary schools and colleges of this country, there arises a need for more good literature to serve as training material for the smaller groups of the instrumental music programs. In the past, there has been a certain amount of music transcribed for ensemble groups, but a great deal of this transcribing has been done on a commercial basis without an accompanying systematic study of style.

A Supplementary Method For The Teaching Of Expression In Music To The Large Ensemble, Hugh J. Eicke

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The purpose of this study is: (1) to present a supplementary method for the teaching of expression in music to the large ensemble; (2) to suggest ways of practicing the music examples presented in the method.

The Consideration Of A Possible Heretical Trend Developing In The Religious Philosophy Of The Latter-Day Saint People Of A Given Geographical Area, A. Burt Horsley

Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this investigation and research project has been to discover the answers to certain problems connected with the religious philosophy of the Latter-day Saint people of a given geographical area, through appropriate research methods and procedures. The problems to be answered are as follows:
(1) What is the philosophy of religion of these people as it pertains to predestination and fatalism?
(2) Does the philosophy of these people tend to be fatalistic, especially as it is reflected in their concept of the role of fate or God or providence in certain life and death situations?
(3) What is …

An Elementary String Class Method Using Old And New Technics As Adapted To The Key Of C Approach, Anthony Paul Bacich

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The proposed elementary string class method embraces the following classical instruments: the violin, viola, violoncello (cello) and double bass (string bass, contrabass or bass). An elementary class may consist of any group of grade school or junior high students, or any group of beginners. The Q approach recommended may also be called the white key (piano terminology) or natural scale approach. This system may be better understood by a study of the discussion to follow.

Tonal Balance Within The Concert Band: An Objective Approach To Augment Subjective Theories, John L. Evenson

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The school band has become one of the foremost means of evaluating the program of music education in the public school. Although a school music program has many assets which cannot possibly be made articulate to the administration, school board, and public through a performing unit such as the concert band, the music educator is under pressure to produce fine results in his performing unit, and should strive to make every appearance of the group as musically perfect as possible. Good tonal balance is essential in obtaining this result.

The Gracioso In The Plays Of Don Pedro Calderón De La Barca, Helen Wilborn

Spanish and Portuguese ETDs

The gracioso in Calderón is a result of a logical development of the comic element in drama. Humor was introduced early in the history of Spanish literature to represent an underlying trait in the character of the Spanish people, and the humorous element was centralized in a certain type of figure by process of a development in which dramatists and novelists for several centuries took part.

Traidor, Inconfeso Y Mártir By José Zorrilla Y Moral, Clara M. Arretche

Spanish and Portuguese ETDs

Students of Spanish on both high school and college levels are often troubled with terms based on historical, geographical and cultural patterns and with the vocabulary peculiarities and syntax of the language of the nineteenth century. in order to permit a more complete understanding and keener appreciation of the play this edition of the drama, Traidor, Inconfeso y Mártir has been prepared.

A History Of The Children's Theatre Of Terre Haute, 1936-1948, Mary Ann Mcquillan

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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A Survey Of The Published Literature Releative To History Of Anti-Slavery Societies In Tennessee 1815-1837: A Study In American History, Johnnie Mae Bugg Roberts

Tennessee State University Alumni Theses and Dissertations

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A Study Of Accidents And Violations In Relation To Behind-The-Wheel Training, Paul R. Hardesty

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The Election Of 1928 In Virginia, Hal James Bonney

Master's Theses

The desire to discover the unknown is a characteristic within us all and, at times, it calls just a little louder than usual. There is no enjoyment in the reading of these pages other than than enjoyment of finding, thinking, and understanding that some of us seek.

Af ter studying the election of 1928, I have not only found items of history and political science, but all of the elements of social life narrowed down to the actions of people during a political campaign. Far beyond the reach of history we find in this story the actions of Americans and …

Joshua Vaughan Himes, Religious Leader And Reformer 1835-1950, Louise Crichlow Murphy

Tennessee State University Alumni Theses and Dissertations

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