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The Second Morrill Act, John D. King
Upper Illinois River Valley Germans In The Election Of 1872, Denny L. Schillings
Upper Illinois River Valley Germans In The Election Of 1872, Denny L. Schillings
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Military In Political Leadership In Ghana, Kenneth Koroma
The Military In Political Leadership In Ghana, Kenneth Koroma
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Communism In Unity And Conflict: Poland, Yugoslavia, Ussr, Steven E. Weber
Communism In Unity And Conflict: Poland, Yugoslavia, Ussr, Steven E. Weber
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Rhetoric And Reality In American Political Pluralism : Jackson-Calhoun Controversy In Perspective, Margaret Spencer Wise
Rhetoric And Reality In American Political Pluralism : Jackson-Calhoun Controversy In Perspective, Margaret Spencer Wise
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The essential problem of politics are ancient general, and persistent. A particular political system, such as that of the United States, can be interpreted as a way of coping with recurring problems. Some of the ways a political system deals with problems may be unique, some commonplace. Because it meets its problems in a particular time and place with a special body of past experiences to go on, each political system is unique; so too the American system is unique. But because some problems have recurred ever since civilized men have tried to live together, every political system has had …
Selected Arguments Of Richard Nixon As Analyzed On The Toulmin Model, William Long Sipes
Selected Arguments Of Richard Nixon As Analyzed On The Toulmin Model, William Long Sipes
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this study is to investigate a contemporary model of argument analysis and pass judgment on the value of employing the Toulmin model in the analysis of complex arguments. This study investigates the nature of the model in its working relationship to variou arguments chosen for analysis, and form this process conclusions are drawn as to the model’s value and workability
Frontier Consuls: Americans In British Columbia And The Yukon, 1880-1906, Clyde William Tucker
Frontier Consuls: Americans In British Columbia And The Yukon, 1880-1906, Clyde William Tucker
All Master's Theses
Many of the important questions whose resolution shaped twentieth century Canadian-American relations developed out of real or imagined conflicts of interest in the Pacific region during the latter part of the ninteenth century. The United States had no diplomatic representation in Canada, but consuls in British Columbia and the Yukon kept the Department of State well informed of developments which affected American interests. With emphasis on the period between 1880 and 1906, this paper describes the roles played by the consuls in the definition of problems that arose from disputes over boundaries, resource use, smuggling and extradition.