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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Dissenter"”.
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PUBLISH AND PERISH: ACADEMIC CANCEL CULTURES, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND NETWORKED ACADEMICS
… emerged from the data, including the “cancel dissenter”, “cancel initiator”, and the “digital scholar-journalist.”
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Claybrook v. Owensboro: Equality, Integration, and Struggle
… of the United States Supreme Court and lone dissenter in Plessy v. Ferguson to Judge John Watson Barr, Justice of the United States Sixth Circuit in Paducah, also provide evidence of similar attitudes of both justices concerning race and equality. This case study offers a closer look at one …
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To teach, move, meditate, and oppose : Lucy Hutchinson's rhetoric in Order and Disorder.
… rhetoric sheds light on the Calvinist Dissenter plain style, demonstrating how her interpretive strategies align with her Biblicism and distinguish her writing from Enlightenment rationalist notions of "plain." It also reads the poem as a meditation, showing that Hutchinson's rhetoric …
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The Political Ideology of Connecticut's Standing Order
… the Connecticut’s Standing Order and religious dissenters concerning the necessity of a religious establishment in America. Relying on sermons, newspaper accounts, this project examines the ideology and justification of Connecticut’s Standing Order in defending religious establishment, as well …
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Pressure groups and government policy on education, 1800 - 1839.
… and Foreign Sch ol Society, which served the Dissenter traditi ns, and the Nati nal S ciety which defended the prerogative of the Establi h d Church t superintend the education of the people. The tilitarians and Radicals were imp rtant for the practica1 expression f their philos phical and …
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James Magee (1707-1797) and the Belfast print trade, 1771-1781
This thesis investigates the Belfast printer James Magee (1707-1797) and assesses his contribution towards the Belfast book trade in the eighteenth century. The first chapter discusses the peripheral nature of Belfast printing, outlining the details of Magee’s career (1735-1791) and examining his …