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Layamon's Brut and the March of Wales: Merlin, his Prophecies, and the Lex Marchia
This study explores Layamon's engenderment of cultural unification for the explicit purposes of an Anglo-Welsh cultural resistance to the Norman overlords in the March of Wales. In essence, I examine some of the most important cultural signifiers in medieval English and Welsh culture and the …
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The patronage and benefaction of Cistercian monasteries in the frontier zones of the March of Wales, 1130-c.1256.
The Cistercian plantation in Wales was initiated by the Norman invaders in the south, but within a few decades the Cistercian Order had been enthusiastically adopted by the Welsh princes and their subjects and a family of Welsh Cistercian monasteries established throughout the length and breadth of …
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Operation Iraqi Freedom Two: March 2004 to March 2005
… one year deployment to Baghdad, Iraq from March 2004 to March 2005, designated O.I.F.2, or the second American rotation in Operation Iraqi Freedom. What follows is a series of short stories where I attempt to paint a realistic picture of my experiences as a front-line combat tanker. I make …
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The Following March
… complex, a strange therapist who works out of a local shopping mall, and the wife he abandoned to take up with the youngster; he also gets the sense that his relationship with JJ will not survive for long. At the nexus of all these conflicts is an inquiry into how to construct a performance …
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Amy March: More than Jo’s Foil : Analysis of Little Women’s Amy March
For many years Amy March, from Louisa May Alcott’s novel Little Women, has been seen as the worst sister. While all the sisters face their struggles, Amy’s flaws are the most egregious and noticeable. She is vain, spoiled, and selfish and is often referred to as the foil to Jo, the protagonist. She …
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Effect of heavy metals on salt march biota
Environmental restoration of disturbed, degraded and potentially contaminated wetland sites aims for the persistent and sustainable re-establishment of biological communities and important wetland functions. An ecologically informed restoration strategy presupposes some understanding of these …
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The Non-defensive Medieval Moated Sites of the South-east Welsh March: A survey of the three pre-1974 counties of Breconshire, Radnorshire and Monmouthshire, in two volumes
The origins of the project are outlined and definitions given for the subject and area of the study. The fundamental aims and objectives of the programme of research are set out together with the methodology adopted.<br/><br/>Previously published classification systems for moated sites are …
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Newspapers and historical research: a study of historians and custodians in Wales
… the historiographical and practical problems of using newspapers in historical research. Studies the methods of different types of professional and non-professional historians, to evaluate the value of newspapers as historical documents and the problems particular to them. Examines the …
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The Problem of Pendar : a lost abbey in medieval Senghenydd and the transformation of the church in South Wales
This thesis began life as an investigation of monastic patronage on the Southern Welsh March between the coming of the Normans and around 1300. Investigation of this broad area of research identified a more focused area as the phenomenon of Pendar. Pendar is known to have had association with the …
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Communicable Disease Control in New South Wales and globally
… disease control calls for a wide range of core public health competencies. In fulfilling the requirements of the Masters of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology (MAE), I conducted projects in my placement at Health Protection New South Wales (NSW) between March 2014 and October 2015 which …
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Communicable Disease Control in New South Wales and globally
… disease control calls for a wide range of core public health competencies. In fulfilling the requirements of the Masters of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology (MAE), I conducted projects in my placement at Health Protection New South Wales (NSW) between March 2014 and October 2015 which …
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The McKinley administration and Cuban independence (March, 1897-April, 1898)
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of History, 1954
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Influenza Modeling, New York City, January 2000 to March 2010
… traditional surveillance methods. ILI consists of influenza symptoms and is usually defined as fever plus sore throat or cough with the possible addition of other cold symptoms like runny nose and malaise. Another advantage is that ILI can be monitored through syndromic surveillance which use …
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Indiana editorial opinion on the League of Nations : January 1919-March 1920
… sought to test on the state level the validity of Thomas A. Bailey's theory on reactions to the proposal for a League of Nations following World War I. Bailey, a noted diplomatic historian, suggested that most groups were guided by partisan loyalties to either support or oppose the League. …
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K-12 leadership drivers in March of 2020 : What can we learn?
Struik-Kothe, Teisha The purpose of this study was to explore K-12 district superintendents’ decisions to convert to emergency remote teaching in March of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The research questions guiding this study were focused on who or what influenced the district leaders’ …
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