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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"No. 44"”.
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Unity in "No. 44, The Mysterious Stranger" and Mark Twain's Debt to Christian Science.
… three different texts, with the conclusion of "No. 44, The Mysterious Stranger," the final version. The novel, published in 1916 by F.A. Duneka and called The Mysterious Stranger, confounded Twain experts for over half a century because "Chronicle," written between 1897 and 1900, and the …
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The non-justiceable constitution : the dilemma of the disfranchised Black South African, 1910-1980
… been written on, commented upon many times- But no Black man has ever committed to writing the legal impact of South Africa's laws from a Black perspective. This paper does not seek to deal exhaustively with all the racial legislation of the Republic of South Africa. Such a task would require the …
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Two fragmentary partbooks ca. 1520: transcriptions, variants, and photographic reconstruction
Transcriptions: No. 43, Judica me, Deus / Andreas de Silva -- No. 44, Sub tuum predium / anonymous -- No. 45, Ecce nunc benedicite dominum / Andreas de Silva -- No. 46, In illo tempore sciens Jhesus / anonymous -- No. 47, Magne pater Augustine / anonymous -- No 48, Regum regum dominum / Costanzo …
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The Inspiration to Activism: Mark Twain and Kurt Vonnegut as Hopeful Critics of Humanity
… pessimists and even fatalists, a study of No. 44, The Mysterious Stranger and Slaughterhouse-Five supports that they do maintain hope for improvement. Based on a study of philosophical theories regarding human nature, free will, and moral responsibility, Chapter One, "The Literary …
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Asymptotic distribution of eigenvalues of random matrices and characterization of the Gaussian distribution by rotational invariance
… if and only if the diagonal random variables are normally distributed with mean μ, and variance 2a², and the off-diagonal elements are normally distributed with mean O and variance a², :for some constants μ, and a² > O. The proof is achieved by solving a functional equation in characteristic …