Senior Independent Study Theses from 1970
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 Southern Appalachians: A Study in the Development of the Mountain Character, Ronald D. Eller
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
Great Britain and Palestine: The Last Years of the Mandate, Katherine F. Hoffman
Theology and the Failure of a Revolution: William Laud, the Puritans, and the Church of England, David Holmes
Department: History
The Role of Imperialism in the Decline of Civilization, David C. Holmes
The Free Presbyterian Church: A History of an Abolitionist Sect, Howard E. Johnson
Department: History
The Rise and Fall of Nantucket Whaling, Catherine Jones
Britain in the Inter-War Years: A Study of Political Failure, Jefferson Kellogg
Department: History
Indian and Colonial Alliances and Military Relations, Drew Kerr
Margaret Sanger: Vision of a New Womanhood, Deborah J. Kilgore
Department: History
The Assassination of President Kennedy: A Crisis in Communication, James F. Koehler
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
North and South-Two Differing Civilizations, Ann McIntyre
The Continental Navy (1774-1776): The Congressional Panacea?, Paul Meyer
A Narrative of Witchcraft at Salem Village in 1692, Wendy L. Miller
The History of the Hadley Chest, Keith Noble Morgan
Department: History
The Development of a Revolutionary Mood, Charles Noth
Reinhold Niebuhr's Interpretation of History, Nancy Oechsle
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
The Gothic Civilization of France, John S. Robertson
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
Civil Rights and the Eisenhower Administration, Timothy E. Weidman
Political Parties in New York 1764-1788, Doreen M. Williams
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
American Youth and Mental Health in the Technocratic State, Bruce Windsor
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
John Knox and His Confrontations with Mary Stuart, Susan R. Ziegler
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
Most Holy Faithfulness: A Study of the Inconfidencia Mineira, 1789-1792, Natalie L. Browne
Colonial America: Sample Lectures for High-School American History, Fletcher L. Byron
An Introduction to Djalal al-Din Rumi and a Brief Analysis of his Mathnawi-yi Ma'nawi, Patrick D. Cardon
A Comparison of Ancient Creation Myths, Helen Chase
The Political Life of George Mason, Lucinda C. Clark
Department: History
The T'Ung-Chih Restoration 1862-1874: Problems in Institutional History, Daniel R. Crawford
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
The Impact of McCarthyism on American Foreign Policy, Laura Sue Fuderer
Phillipe Petain: An Interpretive Study, Bill Fulton
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
The German Anti-Nazi Resistance, David P. Hopkins
Philip II and Spain: Pursuit of the Impossible Ideal, Richard Horn
Department: History
John Jay, Conversative Revolutionary, Patricia A. Kehoe
Department: History
The Origins of the New Left, Patricia Kelly
"No Pasaran!" Communist Involvement in the Spanish Civil War, Robert T. Long
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 Brazzaville Conference: Post-War Colonial Perspectives, Mary Elizabeth Neely
Lincoln and the Supreme Court: A Study of the Relationship of Lincoln and the Court from 1860 to 1865, Nicholas L. Norman
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
The Revolution American Foreign Policy 1945-1947, William Quine
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
Persecuted Idealists: The Wobblies from 1905-1919, Stephen Scott
The Treaty of Versailles: Death Knell to the Weimar Republic, Samuel B. Selby
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
The Culmination of Dissatisfaction, James P. Stump
France and the Politics of the Marshall Plan, Linda E. Taylor
A Critical Analysis of Alan Bullockos Hitler, a Study in Tyranny, Bill White
Department: History
A Guide and Index to the Paul O. Peters Collection of Rightist Materials, David O. Wise
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
Henry Louis Stimson: A Measure of Distinguished Service, Timothy R. Wright