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The Controversial Career of George Nicholas Sanders
<p>George Nicholas Sanders' involvement in regional, national, and international affairs in the mid-nineteenth century significantly shaped the history and unique character of America, as perceived by both Americans and Europeans. Sanders influenced the course of national political events not by …
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St. Nicholas Magazine: A Portable Art Museum
<p>In November 1873, St. Nicholas Magazine: Scribner's Illustrated Magazine for Girls and Boys made its publishing debut. While it was intended to be a literary magazine, visual imagery was an important component of the monthly. Illustrations and reproductions of fine art and architecture from …
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Process-scale renaturation of recombinant proteins from inclusion bodies / by Nicholas Kotlarski.
Scale-up of a biochemical process involving expression of an Insulin-like Growth Factor-I analogue (LongR3IGF-I) as inclusion bodies within the bacterium Escherichia coli has been investigated. The principal focus was directed to the operation of refolding wherein the biological potency of the …
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Lusty Rebels and Lonely Men: Interrogating 1950s Masculinity in the Films of Nicholas Ray
… of masculinity in three 1950s films directed by Nicholas Ray. The male characters depicted in In a Lonely Place (1950), The Lusty Men (1952), and Rebel Without a Cause (1955) fall victim to the inherently performative nature of hegemonic masculinity. Each film deals with a different arena of …
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Nicholas Wolterstorff's Reformed epistemology and its challenge to Lockean and Rawlsian liberalism.
This dissertation charts the thought of Nicholas Wolterstorff as it regards his epistemology and political philosophy. It seeks to unfold his theory of democracy, which he calls the consocial position. It begins by introducing the reader to Wolterstorff by relating events and experiences of his …
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"Nicholas Rowe's ""the Tragedy Of The Lady Jane Gray"": A Critical Edition With Introduction"
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-12T21:09:53Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7913610.pdf: 11142668 bytes, checksum: 65b23127b086f6c96ab76d805145edd5 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1978
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A conductor's theoretical and performance analysis of Nicholas Maw's "American Games" for symphonic wind ensemble
… music of the living British composer Nicholas Maw and a detailed analysis of American Games, his only work for symphonic wind ensemble. The document is divided into four chapters, the first of which contains introductory, biographical, and repertoire information. Chapter Two explores …
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This is the Word of the Lord: Nicholas Wolterstorff’s account of scripture, appropriated discourse, and divine authorship
… of sin in the Psalms. Against this background, Nicholas Wolterstorff’s book Divine Discourse is significant, because it attempts to reformulate the concept of Scripture as divine word, or discourse, utilising the concepts of speech-act theory, and double agency discourse. This thesis describes, …
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Master's recital in jazz pedagogy: A performance-demonstration of rhythm section instruments, compositions and arrangements by Nicholas Leo
11 audio files + 1 PDF file (iv, 29 pages)
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A Gentlemen's Benevolence: Symptoms of Class, Gender, and Social Change in Emma, Nicholas Nickleby, and The Mill on the Floss
… his romantic conquests. Likewise, Dickens' Nicholas Nickleby learns how to use benevolence as a means of social mobility from his mentors, the Cheerybles. Throughout Nicholas Nickleby the hero learns how to engage in benevolence out of sympathy, and by doing so he establishes himself as a …
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Byzantium and beyond: the Medieval Roman Empire and its world through the letters of patriarch Nicholas I Mystikos, 901-925 CE
… approximately 200 extant letters of Patriarch Nicholas I Mystikos (901 – 907, 912 – 925), to form a composite mosaic of the Medieval Roman Empire (i.e., Byzantium) and its world in the early tenth century. From social relationships and the ways gifts sustained them, to efforts to reign in …
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The use of figurative language in the 21st century american literature: the case of the novel “the lucky one” by nicholas sparks /
… examines the figurative language employed in Nicholas Sparks‘ novel “The Lucky One” (2008), focusing on lexical stylistic devices and their role in shaping the narrative. Figurative language extends beyond literal meanings, evoking emotions and associations in readers through various stylistic …
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Whole-Earth consciousness in Maximus the Confessor, Nicholas of Cusa, and Teilhard de Chardin: seeds for a 21st century sacramental creation spirituality and ecological ethics
… looks at Maximus the Confessor (c.580-662 CE), Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464 CE), and Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955 CE). Teilhard attests to an experience of natural sacrament in perceiving an increasingly transfigured creation, meaning the glory of God is ever more perceptible as a timely …
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Experimental and theoretical investigations of the relationship between fitness and mutation rate evolution in E. coli
The student, Nicholas Sherer, accepted the attached license on 2019-10-04 at 14:23.
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