32 research outputs found
Annual report of the selectmen, treasurer, road agents, school board, book agent and library trustees of the town of Sanwich for the fiscal year ending February 15, 1901.
This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire
The Stetson Collegiate, Vol. 04, No. 02, November, 1893
Stetson University student newspaper, written by the students and published at Stetson University. It started publication in 1887 as the DeLand Collegiatehttps://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-stetsoncollegiate/1013/thumbnail.jp
The Kingdom, The Power, & The Glory: The Millennial Impulse in Early American Literature -- Questions for Discussions, Research, and Writing
The following questions are designed to help each student focus on crucial issues in each text during the initial reading process, stimulate class discussion, and suggest essay topics for term papers. For the most part, the answers to these questions require no other reading than the General Introduction and close analysis of the selections themselves. Nevertheless, each set of question is followed by a brief list of secondary sources taken from the Selected Bibliography to accommodate the documentation of research papers. The blank spaces below each question allow for brief written responses and brainstorming exercises to outline research papers
Nueva Francia y Nueva Inglaterra en el contexto de los Tratados de Utrecht (1713). Lucha por el Imperio e Historia Transatlántica
After establishing the spatiotemporal coordinates of the work, along with an interpretive perspective of political history, the metropolitan powers of France and England in their American expansion, autochthonous-Amerindian powers and colonial powers of New France and New England between 1661 and 1713 have been analysed.DespuĂ©s de fijar las coordenadas espacio temporales del trabajo, asĂ como la Ăłptica interpretativa de la historia polĂtica, se analizan los poderes metropolitanos de Francia e Inglaterra en su expansiĂłn americana, los poderes autĂłctonos-amerindios y los poderes coloniales de Nueva Francia y Nueva Inglaterra entre 1661 y 1713