Martin J. Aitken (1922-2017)

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Martin J. Long

Martin Long was from Amherst, Nebraska. He attended Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney before entering military service. Long commissioned as an aviation officer and continued as a B-29 pilot during the war. He was killed in a bombing mission over Tokyo

Volume 12, Number 6 - April 1932

Volume 12, Number 6 – April 1932. 24 pages including covers and advertisements. Who\u27s Who in the Alembic Nestor, Thomas A. Adam and Eve - and Beauty Hoban, Albert J. Interlude Shea, Frank G. The Mirage of Internationalism Tracey, Martin L. Can We Banish War? Mulhearn, Charles E. Tomorrow - A Playlet Editorials McDonald, Martin J. Protect the Worker! Haylon, William D. Checkerboard Tebbetts, George Athletics Books Newly Added to the Librar

The Cultural History of Modern Britain: Some Methodological Reflections

Paper by Martin J. Wiene

Martin J. Van Klompenberg, bassoon

Henri BusserGiacomo CervettoRobert SchumannMilton BarnesGerhard SamuelWilliam Yeates Hurlston

Martin J. Aitken (1922-2017)

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Volume 12, Number 2- December 1931

Volume 12, Number 2 – December 1931. 32 pages including covers and advertisements. Who\u27s Who in the Alembic A Christmas Message from the Dean Harrison, George F. A Reply to \u27An Open Letter to a Freshman\u27 McDonald, Martin J. The Time Element Enters Lilly, Daniel The Egotist\u27s Soliloquy McDonough, John Stella Matutina Norback, Howard G. P.C. Personalities: Mickey Foster Hoban, Albert J. Release Shunny, Walter J. Chiaroscuro Considine, George L. A Transitional Painter Haylon, William D. The Checkerboard O\u27Neill, Matthew F. The Alumni Corner Tebbetts, George Athletic

Imagining new worlds: forging 'non-western' international relations in late colonial India

Martin J. Bayly reveals an Indian dimension to the development of International Relations studie