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  1. Hugh Borton: His Role in American-Japanese Relations.

    <p>This study proposes to examine Hugh Borton's role in American-Japanese relations. Three aspects will be explored: his work as a Quaker missionary, as an American government official, and as a leader in the development of Japanese and Asian studies.</p> <p>In addition to Borton's …

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  2. Hugh Gaitskell, the Labour Party and foreign affairs 1955-63

    Hugh Gaitskell was leader of the Labour Party between 1955-63. The Cold War was at a critical level and bi-partisanship in international affairs was expected. With Gaitskell's accession this appeared to end, marked in particular by the disputes over Suez, the independent nuclear deterrent and …

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  3. Robert Hugh Benson and the Catholic Literary Revival in Edwardian England

    Robert Hugh Benson was a popular religious author in Edwardian England; however, he has been all but forgotten by posterity. This study re-examines Benson's contribution to the Catholic Literary Revival, a movement rooted in Romanticism. Benson utilized a "ministerial approach" to spread his …

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  4. Hugh Archibald Wyndham : his life and times in South Africa, 1901-1923

    Hugh Archibald Wyndham was born in 1877, on the eve of the so-called 'Scramble for Africa', and died in 1961, surviving long enough to witness the dissolution of empire and the exit of South Africa from the British Commonwealth. His eighty-six years break into four, almost equal periods; the second …

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  5. 'Lucky Poet' and the bounds of possibility: autobiography and referentiality in Hugh MacDiarmid's 'Poetic World'

    … the use of collage as a form of autobiography in Hugh MacDiarmid’s Lucky Poet (1943). It traces the development of the use of autobiographical detail and the use of collage in MacDiarmid’s work from To Circumjack Cencrastus (1930) to Lucky Poet. It aims to show that though there is a clear …

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  6. Classroom Photographic Journeys: Alfred Hugh Fisher and the British Empire's Development of Colonial-era Visual Education

    … It focuses on photographs made by Alfred Hugh Fisher, an artist photographer who was employed by COVIC between 1907 and 1910 to document the peoples and lands ruled by the British Empire. Fisher was the first and only photographer to have ever been employed by COVIC and many of his …

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  7. Crystal Fences and Golden Gates : The Magic of Being Oneself in Some Novels by Hugh MacLennan and Chinua Achebe

    La Terre est un seul pays," disent certains écologistes. Si cette formule unificatrice peut servir avec efficacité l'environnement physique et peut-être aussi l'économie internationale qui exigent l'harmonisation voire même la standardisation des moyens d'action, elle ne facilite pas la tâche des …

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  8. The image of the nation as a woman in twentieth century Scottish literature: Hugh MacDiarmid, Naomi Mitchison, Alasdair Gray

    … work of the twentieth century Scottish writers Hugh MacDiarmid, Naomi Mitchison and Alasdair Gray. The image of nation as woman, whether as mother, virgin, goddess or victim is widespread in European iconography from the eighteenth century onwards, but is not common in Scotland until the …

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  9. The King's Preacher: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Sermons of Hugh Latimer Preached Between January, 1548, and Lent, 1550

    Made available in DSpace on 2015-05-12T21:39:01Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license.txt: 4848 bytes, checksum: 96035ab3f5e1c23cc7138a224ce498bd (MD5) 6801699.PDF: 7564214 bytes, checksum: 3a266cd2b01a6cdb94012672286d001f (MD5) Previous issue date: 1967

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  10. A Comparative Study of Frederick Manfred's Lord Grizzly and A.B. Guthrie Jr.'s The Big Sky

    … direct. The main characters are also different. Hugh Glass is a seasoned veteran of many years in the mountains. Boone Caudill is younger, and inexperienced. He is a greenhorn compared to Hugh. This chapter provides a brief history of the fur trade and the importance of the Missouri River in …

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  11. Higher Dimensional Convex Brunnian Links and Other Explorations in Knots

    … in Knots. Thesis under the direction of Hugh N. Howards, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Mathematics. This thesis will examine two areas of knot theory. The first involves stick numbers of knot, or the minimum number of straight line segments required to make a knot. The triple products of …

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