The Road Not Taken: John Brown Francis and the Dorr Rebellion

In this contextualizing essay, Dr. Erik J. Chaput and Russell DeSimone examine historical opposing views to Providence attorney Thomas Wilson Dorr and his attempt to reform the state\u27s archaic governing structure in the spring of 1842. Chief among these views is that of former Governor John Brown Francis, who urged both sides to find a compromise with each other. The essay, along with a collection of letters it accompanies on our Dorr Rebellion Letters project site, elucidates how the moderate faction within the Law and Order party; had this moderate voice been heeded Rhode Island’s Dorr Rebellion would have turned out quite differently and that there were alternative approaches that politicians might have taken. The Dorr Rebellion Project http://library.providence.edu/dorr The Dorr Letters Project http://library.providence.edu:8080/xtf/index.htm

“Can you hear me now?”: Insurance Coverage for Hearing Benefits in the United States

Public and private insurance coverage for hearing benefits underscores the gaps in coverage for treating hearing loss in the U.S. The commodification of the hearing benefits sector of healthcare in this country has detrimental consequences for personal health. Using three personal anecdotes to frame the issue, my paper explores the complex worlds of both public and private insurance as well as the implications of each type of insurance for both adults and children. Current regulations and laws for hearing benefits leave many people to suffer financially, physically, and emotionally. After reviewing the current regulations I propose changes to rectify some of the problems within this sector of health care

The Potter Collection Bibliography

This annotated bibliography is designed as a guide to a compilation of speeches, reports, statutes and other documents relating to the Rhode Island Constitution of 1843 known as The Potter Collection. The seven volume set consists of documents collected by Elisha R. Potter from 1786 to 1861 involving the constitutional development of Rhode Island during this time period

Spartan Daily, June 19, 1946

Volume 34, Issue 157https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/spartandaily/3786/thumbnail.jp

The Echo: October 5, 1990

Welcome to Parents’ Weekend 1990 Student Echoes – Parents to experience community life at Taylor – Weekend fundraising to go to student fund – Editorial – Chapel not to sneeze at – Faculty Focus…Dr. Charles De Santo – Perspectives and Issues – International student coordinator hired – Show features senior artwork – Yugoslavian folk dancers to perform – The Best of Times… – Student announcer represents Taylor – Taylor Christian Artists challenge area churches – SCRAM to reach out in missions – Task force to address AIDS – Students to help prisoners – Student Ambassadors promote Taylor – Memorial service to honor Brad Newlin – Recycling program runs into problems – New football coach calls Taylor home – Sports Update – Soccer defeats Huntington; to play DePauw – Trojans to host DePauw – Tennis defeats Franklin – Academic News – Wilder Quartet to performhttps://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1990-1991/1004/thumbnail.jp

UA68/8/3/2 Potter College of Arts & Letters History Student Organizations Stickles History Club

Records created by the Stickles History Club

UA68/8/3/1 Potter College of Arts & Letters History Student Organizations Phi Alpha Theta

Records created by Eta Pi chapter of Phi Alpha Theta history honor society. Includes correspondence, publications and scrapbook

Annual reports of the town officers and inventory of polls and ratable property of Stoddard, N.H. for the year ending January 31, 1934.

This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire

Natsihi Yearbook 1922

https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/yearbooks/1004/thumbnail.jp