Giovanni Battista Falda and Lievin Cruyl: Rivalry between Printmakers and Publishers in the Mapping of Rome

History of Art and Architectur

Alien Registration- Connors, Joseph (Easton, Aroostook County)

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Low-rent public housing in Boston: its origin, growth, and future

Thesis (M.B.A.)--Boston Universit

A comparative analysis of the retail drug relations of major drug manufacturers to determine principles of a sound dealer program.

Thesis (M.S.)--Boston Universit

A comparison of factors which influence the acceptance or rejection of boys in the eighth and ninth grade woodworking classes.

Thesis (Ed.M.)--Boston Universit

(The) attitude of the United States toward arbitration and the world court ..

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The Vincentian Homiletic Tradition

By Vincent de Paul’s time, sermons had become complicated by stylistic devices that were intended to impress rather than instruct. Pierre de Berulle, Francis de Sales, and Vincent were responsible for reforming sermon delivery in France. Vincent’s principles for preparing and preaching sermons were encapsulated in his Little Method. The Little Method mandated structure and language that were simple to understand and delivered with sincerity. A letter from Francis de Salle shows his influence on the Little Method, and a specific conference of Vincent’s demonstrates the Little Method’s components, how it was to be used, and the results it would achieve. Members of the Congregation received extensive training in the Little Method. Because it became such an integral part of the Congregation, it also spread through the retreats, conferences, and seminaries that the Congregation directed, both in France and abroad