Senior Independent Study Theses from 1971
Ralls Over Moffat's Hill, Malcolm L. Collins
Department: History
G.B.S.: Politician, Robert G. Colton
Department: History
The Battle of Antietam: September 17,1862, Christopher Eric Craft
Department: History
The Relocation of the Japanese Americans During World War II, Robert Crockett
Department: History
The Development of and Reaction to Socialism in Industrialized Germany, (1860-1890), Peter V. Finefrock
Department: History
An Examination of Topics on the Historical Meaning of the New Left, Robert M. Groshan
Department: History
The Evolution of Bombing Doctrines, 1914-1945, Peter C. Harley
Department: History
The Origins and Evolution of Jewish Self-Defense in Palestine, Taylor Huff
Department: History
Indian and Colonial Alliances and Military Relations, 1750-1783, Drew Kerr
Department: History
The Occupation of Denmark 1940-1945, Greta Lesher
Department: History
Where Independence Lies: A Study of Senegal, Guinea, and the Ivory Coast, Janice R. Lorenz
Department: History
In the Minds and Hearts of the People: The Development of Political Thought in the American Revolution, James J. Maiwurm
Department: History
A Crisis of Direction: British Foreign Policy in the Suez Crisis of 1956, Carlile Marshall
Department: History
The Alien and Sedition Acts in the Context of Their Time, Debbie Mathias
Department: History
The Effects of the Arab Refugees on the Development of the Middle East, Ronald G. Mayer
Department: History
A Study of Douglas MacArthur: The General and the Man, Philip McDowell
Department: History
Towards Liberation: A Study of Black Militancy, 1950-1970, J. Reid Meloy
Department: History
Ernesto "Che" Guevara, Robert D. Morehead
Department: History
From Nations to Nationalism to Nation, Andrew Raevouri
Department: History
The Radicalization of Student Protest: 1960-1968, Patt Rapp
Department: History
The Seeds of Discord: The Katyn Forest Massacre, Ellen A. Robinson
Department: History
Glastonbury Abbey: Its Development, Decline and Dissolution, Robert Schirmer
Department: History
The Berkeley Free Speech Movement and University Reform, Ruth Schreibeis
Department: History
Intellectual History as an Alternative to Philosophical Skepticism, David I. Seiple
Department: History
Diary of a Young Man's Experiences in Rome, 130 A.D., David R. Silberstein
Department: History
The Many Lives of Sir Oswald Mosley, Karl Steiner
Department: History
Demise of the Lusotropical Dream: and Africa Opened Wide with a Smile, Julialynne Walker
Department: History
An Historical Analysis of the Life of Harriet Tubman, Carolyn R. Washington
Department: History
Beau Geste & Revanche: Two Periods of Nineteenth Century French Millitary Thought, William Allen Wiley
Department: History
Communalism in Malaya: The Role of the Indian Minority 1880-1959, Elizabeth Witherspoon
Department: History
The Vice Presidency: An Historical Perspective, Julia Thayer Wood
Department: History
Who is a Conscientious Objector?: A Short Study of the Legality of Conscientious Objection Laws Since 1940, A. Amos Woodward III
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1970
The Battle of the Somme, Ford Behm
Department: History
Boston's Forgotten Children, Susan Boyt
Department: History
The American Armaments Industries During the Revolution, Braxton Bradford
Department: History
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, David W. Clark
Department: History
Charlie: The Life of General Charles George Gordon, George Garrett Davis II
Department: History
The Selective Service System: Its Concept and History, Allen K. Easley
Department: History
The Briand-Kellogg Pact and the Nuremberg Trials, Robert L. Ellis Jr.
Department: History
A Brief Look at the Intellectual Response to the Case of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, George H. Elwell
Department: History
The American Woman 1950-1960, Susan Lee Faro
Department: History
The Twenties-Decade of Change, Meredith Hamilton
Department: History
The Loyalists in the American Revolution, Joyce Ann Harman
Department: History
Southern Insurrection: The Dixiecrats in 1948, George W. Harris
Department: History
Theology and the Failure of a Revolution: William Laud, the Puritans, and the Church of England, David Holmes
Department: History
The Free Presbyterian Church: A History of an Abolitionist Sect, Howard E. Johnson
Department: History
Britain in the Inter-War Years: A Study of Political Failure, Jefferson Kellogg
Department: History
Margaret Sanger: Vision of a New Womanhood, Deborah J. Kilgore
Department: History
Verdun: The Crisis of the Western Conscience, Philip Langsdorf
Department: History
The Black Soldier and His Impact on Revolutionary America, Larry Lindberg
Department: History
The Chosen Few-Born Losers?, Jon Lind
Department: History
Iron Road Through the Wilderness, Kathleen G. Manatt
Department: History
The History of the Hadley Chest, Keith Noble Morgan
Department: History
The Life of Pierre Samuel Du Pont, Physiocrat and Entrepreneur, Ben M. Osbun Jr.
Department: History
The Era of Disenfranchisement 1868-1908, Paul C. Reeves
Department: History
The Demise of the Federalist Party, 1797-1800, Tracy W. Resch
Department: History
Frantz Fanon and Ahmed Ben Bella: Interaction within the Algerian Revolution and Toward the Liberation of Africa, Peter T. Ridgely
Department: History
Failure of the Social Democratic Party, Jonathan Sarrey
Department: History
Elements of the Black Community That Compose a New Black Theology, John R. Saunders
Department: History
The Evolution of the Commerce Clause, George T. Schumacher
Department: History
Study Into the Theory and Practise of Limited Warfare, Pete Snyder
Department: History
Dr. Martin Luther King and the Concept of Nonviolence, Charles M. Steele
Department: History
The Leveller Party and Agitation for Democratic Reform, Minshall G. Strater
Department: History
A Survey of the Mexican War, James F. Strock
Department: History
Desegregation and Educational Legitimacy, Henry B. Williams
Department: History
Albert Camus and Aldous Huxley: Men of Letters in a Century of Crisis, Timothy Williams
Department: History
A Study of Stalin's Responsibility for the German Invasion of Russia on June 22, 1941, Gary Wirzylo
Department: History
Vestiges of Feudalism in the Hudson River Valley, Jeffrey B. Wylde
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1969
The Success Story of America's Newest Immigrants, Daniel Adams
Department: History
Why Biafra, Donald F. Barr
Department: History
The Individual of the German High Command, Donald F. Black
Department: History
The Political Life of George Mason, Lucinda C. Clark
Department: History
American Anti-Imperialism 1898-1900, John B. Crowe
Department: History
The Philippine Revolt, 1896-1898, Robert N. Drake
Department: History
The Foggy Dew: A Study of the Easter Rising, Lois Eby
Department: History
The Effects of American Interests in the Black Nations of Africa, William Exline
Department: History
The Virginia House of Burgesses Before the Revolution: Democratic or Aristocratic?, Linda J. Fielitz
Department: History
The Making of Anglo-French Friendship 1898-1906, Virginia L. Fohl
Department: History
Black Nationalism: A Solution to the American Blacks' Identity Problem, Margaret J. Getaz
Department: History
The Twentieth-Century South in Southern Fiction, Jane Graham
Department: History
Anarchism in Late Nineteenth Century America, Richard Hilfer
Department: History
Sekou Toure: a Remarkable Achievement, Karen R. Hogue
Department: History
Philip II and Spain: Pursuit of the Impossible Ideal, Richard Horn
Department: History
John Jay, Conversative Revolutionary, Patricia A. Kehoe
Department: History
The Steelworkers Organizing Committee, Mark McColloch
Department: History
The Power Base of Chiang K'Ai-Shek 1924-1944, Stuart Miller
Department: History
Henry A. Wallace: Thought and Theology of An American Progressive, 1933-1948, John D. Morris
Department: History
The Expansion of Russia and Transcaucasia and Its Ramifications on Russian Imperialistic Policy, William A. Patterson
Department: History
The Know-Nothing Party in Ohio 1854-1856, Jane Poff
Department: History
Reforming Education in Mexico, 1920-1940, Patricia Pollock
Department: History
Sauerkraut or Liberty Cabbage? World War One Anti-Germanism: Causes and Effects, Craig Rockenstein
Department: History
The Significance of the Suez Crisis in the Development of United States Foreign Policy in the Middle East, John H. Santose Jr
Department: History
Huey Long: Elements of Political Style and Power, Paul T. Sharp
Department: History
'Russia One and Indivisible' - The Whites in South Russia 1918-1920, Jay A. Sherwood
Department: History
Black Urban Rejection and the Hough Rebellion 1966, Edward J. Smith
Department: History
A Critical Analysis of Alan Bullockos Hitler, a Study in Tyranny, Bill White
Department: History
Presbyterian Abolitionists in Ohio, 1824-1847: A Study in the Origins and Expression of Dissent, Daniel Wright
Department: History
Turgeney: a Study of Meaning, David Wright
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1968
Entrepreneural Society, Thomas Bookwalter
Department: History
The Origins of American Progressivism, S. Donald Campbell
Department: History