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Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce: Her Rhetoric Against Communism
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Clare Boothe Luce and the 1953--1954 Trieste crisis
My paper argues that Clare Boothe Luce, American ambassador to Italy, greatly influenced the Trieste crisis and negotiations of 1953--1954. Luce's understanding of the Cold War in terms of aggressive anti-Communism against the Soviet Union in general and against Yugoslavia in particular, determined …
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A study of John Clare in his historical and political context
… the basis of the thesis is to set John Clare’s life and work within the context of the social and political history of his time. It is a study that is long overdue. The manner in which topical and political matters were mediated to him and were reflected in his work are analysed. His …
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The Parish of Kilfearagh, County Clare, and its people 1834-1851
… in Moyarta barony on the south west coast of Clare in the peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and the Shannon Estuary. Its Atlantic coastline is well known for its steep cliffs, an inhospitable sight for the sailor in former times but now much admired by the tourist. Here and there small …
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The cuticle of the parasitic nematode, Nematospiroides dubius / Lesley Clare Hurley
Bibliography: leaves 155-193
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Organization of the Clare-Bishop Area of Cat Visual Cortex (Extrastriate)
… organization of one of these cortical areas, the Clare-Bishop area, its geniculate afferent pathways, and its participation in associational cortical circuits. My basic findings are: (i) The MIN represents an area of the retina coincident with the reflective tapetum (Lee et al., 1984). Cells of …
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Anatomy of a Carboniferous transgression: upper Tullig Cyclothem, County Clare, Ireland
… a Carboniferous transgressive sequence in County Clare, western Ireland. The transgression in focus is at the top of the Tullig Cyclothem, and is exposed in several sections over a distance of 46 km. The aims of this thesis are to describe and interpret: 1) the detailed sedimentology and …
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The Auditing and Management of the Clare Estate under Elizabeth de Burgh, 1317-60
… of employees working on demesne farms. The Clare administration under Elizabeth de Burgh has been chosen as a case study for detailed examination, with comparisons to other estates in chapter 6. As explored in chapter 1, the Clare accounts contain important contextual evidence for …
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Challenges faced by educators in the teaching of reading in the foundation phase in Clare Estate Durban
… in teaching reading in the foundation phase in Clare Estate Durban. The objectives of the study were: to explore some of the challenges foundation phase educators experience in teaching reading skills to learners; to determine the approaches that are used by educators to teach reading and lastly …
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Urban Development in The Lordships of Glamorgan, Gwynllŵg, Caerleon and Usk Under The Clare Family, 1217-1314
… into the hands of a single baronial family, the Clare earls of Gloucester and Hertford. A central theme of the thesis has been to obtain an understanding of the way in which urban development as a whole evolved during this period, with particular emphasis being placed upon the role played by the …
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Animals and the economy of medieval Ireland: a zooarchaeological analysis of the faunal remains from Caherconnell Cashel, Co. Clare
… drystone ringfort located in the Burren, County Clare. Recent excavations recovered a large assemblage, with an estimated 40,830 recordable bones, that displays a high level of preservation. Excavations at Caherconnell also yielded evidence of multiple phases of high-status activity, domestic …
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Architecture of fluvio-deltaic sandbodies: the Namurian of Co. Clare, Ireland, as an analogue for the Plio-Pleistocene of the Nile Delta
… fluvial and deltaic sandstones of the Central Clare Group, County Clare, western Ireland, were found to be suitable analogues for the El Wastani Formation sandstones. Controls on the two sedimentary systems were similar; both were fluvial-dominated and wave-influenced, and both show evidence …
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Stratigraphy of the mid-Carboniferous boundary
… nature of the mid-Carboniferous boundary in the Clare Basin has been investigated. Various geochemical analyses have been conducted on a mid-Carboniferous section and it has been possible to construct a chart relating these various geochemical parameters to relative sea-level. It is shown that …
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Plenty of harm in God : a novella
… survival possible. When the narrative opens, Clare, the protagonist, twenty years old and pregnant, is about to return to Inisheer, Ireland, to fulfill a suicide pact that she made five years ago with her cousin Gillian. As the story of the conditions under which the pact was made unfolds, …
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The role of the individual in organisational cultures : A Gravesian integrated approach.
… on the psychological work of the late Professor Clare W Graves to reveal the hidden culture and preference for change within the individual. Graves' work is extended by applying his concepts to the espoused and the perceived individual's view of culture. This approach produces a gap model for use …
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At Casey’s Altar – exploring the life and music of Bobby Casey
… raised in Annagh, a small townland in rural West Clare, who is regarded as one of the finest exponents of Irish traditional fiddle playing of the twentieth century. Utilising an comprehensive multi-method approach, employing ethnographic fieldwork interviews, archival ethnography, historiography, …
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Romanticism at Scale
… production. The final chapter, ‘Writing John Clare: Infinite Smallness, Non-Identity, and *The Constructed Clare*’, contemplates issues in Clare’s reception and editorial history relating to his perceived smallness, and detects in them a form of resilient knowledge about Clare’s own …
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