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The life of William Whittingham

Speer, Sally Ann

Attitude Change in Inductively and Deductively Organized Ethical Belief Structures

Bouas, Kelly Scott

Additional Content

Submitter: Howard Ding

Black Studies @ Northwestern University

Submitter: Sarah Shreeves

Landscape, madness, and state: The emerging insane asylum system of nineteenth-century New York State

Thomas, Jennifer Lynn

Forging a Punishing State: The Punitive Turn in U.S. Criminal and Social Policy, 1968--1980

Kohler-Hausmann, Julilly

Black Studies @ South Suburban Community College

Hamilton, Jonathan

College and Research Libraries 25 (6) November 1964

Submitter: Howard Ding

GSLIS Magazine Summer 2011

Graduate School of Library and Information Science. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Surveying the library landscape : the inspection visits of the University of Illinois Library School

Walker, Thomas D.

A History of the 'Southwest Review': Toward an Understanding of Regionalism

Trippet, Mary Maud

"""Trade and plum-cakes for-ever"": Childhood and ideas of childhood in Victorian England"

Dove, Charles

Robert Challe's 'Les Illustres Francoises': Social Realism and Some Intellectual Traditions of the Seventeenth Century

Root, Tamara Goldstein

Late medieval authorship and the prophetic tradition

Fonzo, Kimberly

Conditions in the Illinois country 1787-1800

Allison, May

The Bodleian Library of the University of Oxford

Irwin, Ned L.

"""Silent"" Films Revisited: Captioned Films for the Deaf"

Kovalik, Gail L.

News From the Field; Personnel; ACRL Board of Directors: Midwinter Meetings; ARL Meeting

Submitter: Howard Ding

Victorian literature and historical time: Genre and historicity after Walter Scott

O'Dell, Benjamin Daniel

Back Matter

Submitter: Howard Ding

Pandemonium as pedagogue: Meditations on being in the mood for suicide as being in the mood of love

Lang, John Alan

Library Trends 32 (4) Spring 1984: Research in Librarianship

Submitter: Matthew Cordial

The Birth of Public Sexual Education in the United States: Women, Rhetoric, and the Progressive Era

Jensen, Robin E.

Concepts of social justice and the modern American detective novel

Fritzler, Marilyn Rae

College and Research Libraries 52 (5) September 1991

Submitter: Howard Ding

Making Private Parts Public: American Nudism and the Politics of Nakedness, 1929-1963

Hoffman, Brian Scott

Natural history and British women writers, 1730-1830

Bailes, Melissa

Certain Dramatic Devices Studied in the Comedies of Shakespeare and in Some of the Works of His Contemporaries and Predecessors

Lord, John Bigelow

College and Research Libraries 46 (1) January 1985

Submitter: Howard Ding

Murder Scenes: Criminal Violence in the Public Culture and Private Lives of Weimar Berlin

Elder, Sace Elizabeth

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The life of William Whittingham

Attitude Change in Inductively and Deductively Organized Ethical Belief Structures

Additional Content

Black Studies @ Northwestern University

Landscape, madness, and state: The emerging insane asylum system of nineteenth-century New York State

Forging a Punishing State: The Punitive Turn in U.S. Criminal and Social Policy, 1968--1980

Black Studies @ South Suburban Community College

College and Research Libraries 25 (6) November 1964

GSLIS Magazine Summer 2011

Surveying the library landscape : the inspection visits of the University of Illinois Library School

A History of the 'Southwest Review': Toward an Understanding of Regionalism

"""Trade and plum-cakes for-ever"": Childhood and ideas of childhood in Victorian England"

Robert Challe's 'Les Illustres Francoises': Social Realism and Some Intellectual Traditions of the Seventeenth Century

Late medieval authorship and the prophetic tradition

Conditions in the Illinois country 1787-1800

The Bodleian Library of the University of Oxford

"""Silent"" Films Revisited: Captioned Films for the Deaf"

News From the Field; Personnel; ACRL Board of Directors: Midwinter Meetings; ARL Meeting

Victorian literature and historical time: Genre and historicity after Walter Scott

Back Matter

Pandemonium as pedagogue: Meditations on being in the mood for suicide as being in the mood of love

Library Trends 32 (4) Spring 1984: Research in Librarianship

The Birth of Public Sexual Education in the United States: Women, Rhetoric, and the Progressive Era

Concepts of social justice and the modern American detective novel

College and Research Libraries 52 (5) September 1991

Making Private Parts Public: American Nudism and the Politics of Nakedness, 1929-1963

Natural history and British women writers, 1730-1830

Certain Dramatic Devices Studied in the Comedies of Shakespeare and in Some of the Works of His Contemporaries and Predecessors

College and Research Libraries 46 (1) January 1985

Murder Scenes: Criminal Violence in the Public Culture and Private Lives of Weimar Berlin

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Collection

Author(s)

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