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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"Ludlow"”.
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Property, ownership and improvement in Ludlow, a fashionable country town, 1660 to 1848
… of these themes to urban history is shown. Ludlow is a small market town in south Shropshire. From the 1660s population was just over 2,000, but this rose to 5,253 in 183 1. Between 1660 and 1689 the town was a centre for regional administration, the Council of the Marches in Wales having …
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The ownership of goods and cultures of consumption in Ludlow, Hereford and Tewkesbury, 1660-1760
… this may have influenced consumption practices. Ludlow had lost its importance as the Capital of Wales; it stagnated until its fortunes began to be revived by achieving leisure town status. Hereford was a cathedral city and a county town, but was mainly poorly built and congested. It was locally, …
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Heavy minerals of the Cretaceous Hell Creek and Paleocene Ludlow Formations of Slope and Bowman counties, North Dakota
<p> The Cretaceous Hell Creek and Paleocene Ludlow Formations of southwestern North Dakota are nonmarine sediments of alluvial origin. The heavy minerals of these formations were specifically studied to determine the source rock types and their provenance, and generally assess the diagenetic …
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Paleontology of brackish-water faunas in two tongues of the Cannonball Formation (Paleocene, Danian), Slope and Golden Valley counties, southwestern North Dakota
… Dakota. Within the sections, the Cannonball and Ludlow Formations are recognized. The Cannonball consists of two tongues in the upper part of the Ludlow (perhaps equivalent to the Lebo Member), separated stratigraphically by about 30 roof Ludlow. The U tongue (upper tongue in the study area) is …
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Geochemical Analysis of Ironstone Preserved Molluscan Fossils of the Hell Creek Formation (Cretaceous) and Ludlow Member of the Fort Union Formation (Paleogene) of Southwestern North Dakota
… Cretaceous Hell Creek Formation and Paleocene Ludlow Member of the Fort Union Formation in easternmost Montana and western North Dakota produce ironstone preserved freshwater molluscan fossils. Ironstone preserved mollusks are associated with ironstone nodules, which have been described as …
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Stratigraphy, sedimentology, and depositional environments of the Hell Creek Formation (Late Cretaceous) and adjacent strata, Glendive area, Montana
… Butte Members (Hell Creek Formation), and lower Ludlow Formation in the Glendive area, Montana consist of sandstone, sandy siltstone, shale, and lignite. The Colgate is 24 m thick and consists of mostly sandstone, The Hell Creek Formation (Late Cretaceous) is 120 m thick, The basal member, the …
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The Spring Street Church in the Age of Abolition
… pastors: Samuel H. Cox (1820-1825), Henry G. Ludlow, (1828-1837), and William Patton, (1837-1847). The study argues that Spring Street was a uniquely activist antislavery congregation over an extended period of time. Its participation within the public sphere was influenced by pastoral …
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Toying with Americanization: The Impact of Corporate Paternalism on Immigrant Children in Early 20th Century Colorado Coal Mining Communities
… town of Berwind and the striker community of Ludlow, this thesis explores how the children engaged with both American and immigrant culture.</p>
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The Rhame bed (Slope Formation, Paleocene), a silcrete and deep weathering profile, in southwestern North Dakota
… of the Slope Formation (for merly part of the "Ludlow Formation") in the Fort Union Group deposited during Paleocene time.</p> <p>The Rhame Bed was mapped in western Slope County and north central Bowman County. The bed outcrops on the tops of buttes, at the present groJnd surface in large level …
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Glacial geology of western Sheridan County, North Dakota
… Hell Creek Formation, the Tertiary (Paleocene) Ludlow and Cannonball Formations, and the Burnstad and Martin Drifts of late Wisconsinan Age.</p> <p>Landforms in the Missouri Coteau district include dead-ice moraine, end moraine, disintegration ridges, collapsed outwash topography, …
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"He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh" : mockery and typology in Milton's poetry.
… resistance to temptations in A Mask Presented at Ludlow Castle. Chapters Three and Four focus on the role of divine mockery in the education of Adam in Paradise Lost. I first contextualize God's mockery of Satan within Raphael's pedagogical account of the war in heaven. Then I analyze Michael's …
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Midline Movement: The Positive Effects on Student Behavior in a Kindergarten Classroom
<p>Educators are realizing the unrealistic expectations on students to be quiet and sit still for extended periods of their day (Donnelly & Lambourne, 2011). Some educational advocates have been reintroducing movement into the school day in response to research that indicates the importance of …
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Missions and emancipation in the South Western Cape : a case study of Groenekloof (Mamre), 1838-1852
While the past decade has seen a proliferation of studies of Cape slavery, there has been very little research directed at the immediate post-emancipation period. This study seeks to examine the consequences of emancipation for the former slaves who settled at the Moravian mission at Groenekloof. …
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STABILITY OF UPGOING AURORAL ION BEAMS AT 33 R(E) (PLASMA, MAGNETOSPHERE, WAVE-PARTICLE INTERACTIONS)
<p>Simultaneous upflowing hydrogen and oxygen beams of ionospheric origin are seen at altitudes near 3.3 R(,e) in the auroral zone by the DE-1 satellite. The beam observations indicate that, in addition to bulk acceleration, substantial heating in both hydrogen and oxygen has taken place either …
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The Rhetoric of Newspaper Rivalry in the Face of Image Restoration and Transformation
This thesis is a study of the rhetoric of newspaper rivalry, particularly under the pressures of image restoration and transformation. I use methods of critical discourse analysis to look at newspaper articles in Utah's two dominant newspapers, the Salt Lake Tribune and the Deseret Morning News. I …
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A proposed role for the Ca ion in the chemotactic response of Physarum polycephalum
Durham, in a review published in 1974, presented the following hypotheses concerning the factors that control amoeboid movement: (1) actin and myosin are present in all cells that exhibit amoeboid movement and, changes in the internal [Ca⁺⁺] regulate contraction, (2) filaments of actin and myosin …
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