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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Stuarts"”.

  1. Publishing the Stuarts: Occasional Literature and Politics from 1603 to 1625

    … through fictional representations of the Stuarts. More importantly, I demonstrate the need to look beyond representations of the Stuarts sponsored by the Stuarts such as masques to fully understand their iconography. Attending to the contexts which shaped occasional literature and the …

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  2. Stuarts Draft High School: Quantitative Study Evaluating the Ninth-Grade Transition Program

    … Careers and Technology (A.C.T.) class at Stuarts Draft High School , a yearlong ninth-grade transition program designed for at-risk students that was first implemented in 2003. The A.C.T. program was designed to provide ninth-grade at-risk students with the skills necessary for making a …

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  3. Treason, passion and power in England, 1660 – 1685.

    … as a result of the decreasing popularity of the Stuarts, in conjunction with a changing concept of the English nation, in which the person of the king was seen as distinct from the concept of kingship and the office of the crown. Seventeenth-century individuals and communities revealed themselves …

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  4. Charles Jennens's collection of Handel's sacred oratorios from 'Saul' to 'Jephtha': sources, contexts, and revisions

    … to the Anglican Church and to the deposed Stuarts. An examination of how he harnessed Handel’s music to deliver his religious and political messages leads to a richer and more profound understanding of the works, of the relationship between Jennens, Handel, and Handel’s music, and of their …

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  5. Análisis y diseño de circuitos integrados mixtos para la estimación de retardos temporales

    En esta tesis se presenta el análisis de la diferencia de retrasos temporales que sufren las señales de salida de dos filtros diseñados para ser idénticos, pero que presentan variaciones en algunos de sus parámetros. Se estudiará su impacto en sistemas de medición de alta precisión, como los …

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  6. ‘Richard would outlive his overthrow’: Post-Shakespearean Representations of Richard III

    … controversial high-taxation programmes of the Stuarts. The third chapter offers a re-evaluation of Richard’s portraits which betray hitherto unnoticed marks of ageism as a symbol of governmental inadequacy. The chapter explores visual art as a distinct incarnation of historical commentary. …

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  7. The origins and transformation of the nonjuror schism, 1670-1715 : illustrated by special reference to the career, writings and activities of Dr. George Hickes, 1642-1715

    … favourable political ideology of the later Stuarts. Fortified by the glorious deaths of King Charles the Martyr and Archbishop Laud, passive obedience and nonresistance were regarded as vital moral precepts of the Christian faith. The sufferings of the Church of England and its faithful …

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