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Theses/Dissertations from 1967
El Partido Demócrata Cristiano de Chile: La Relación entre la Cultura Política y la Religión en una Época Revolucionaria, Dorothy Lynn Van Dyke
El partido demócrata cristiano de Chile: la relación entre la cultura política y la religión en una época revolucionaria, Dorothy Lynn Van Dyke
Department: Spanish
Of Bulwark's Ever Failing: Study of the Novels of E.M. Forster, Ronald W. Wallace
Department: English
Poetry of Mathew Arnold: Set in the Context of His Biography and Prose Works Prior to 1867, Charles Webb
Department: English
The "Broadbrims" of Colonial Philadelphia, Edward G. Wells
Department: History
Russian Theme As Viewed Through Western Perspective: a Study of Conrad's Under Western Eyes, Turgenew's Fathers and Sons and Koestler's Darkness at Moon, Suzzanne West
Department: English
L'Absurde Dans Les Oeuvres De Camus, Susan White
Department: French and Francophone Studies
Role of Society in Novels of Jane Austen and George Eliot, Paula Wilkes
Department: English
The American Presence in Germany 1945-1955, Nancy J. Wilkin
Department: History
The Use of Pyridinium Bromide Perbromide as an Analytical Reagent for Aromatic Amines, Betty Wilson
Department: Chemistry
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1966
La Condition Sociale Versus La Conduite Humaine, Comme Tracé Dans Les Romans De Stendhal, Yona Anku
Department: French and Francophone Studies
The Lincoln-Douglas Debates: the Issues and Significance of the Illinois Sentatorial Campaign of 1858, David G. Arscott
Department: History
The Statesmen, Diplomacy, and Significance of the Congress of Vienna, William J. Austin
Department: History
An Infrared Spectroscopic Study of Angeli's Salt, Keith A. Baker
Department: Chemistry
Pearl Harbor: the Events Leading Up to and Including the Japanese Attack, David G. Baroudi
Department: History
F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway: Representatives of the "Lost Generation", Linda M. Bauer
Department: English
A Need Fulfillled: the Establishment of the Bank of England, Robert P. Beck
Department: History
Alexander and Tito: How They Dealt With Seperatism in Yugoslavia, Bruce E. Bigelow
Department: History
Etude De Chateaubriand a Travers Les Memoires D'Outre-Tombe Et Rene, Judith D. Black
Department: French and Francophone Studies
The English Impact on Scotland 1603-1658, Sarah D. Bliss
Department: History
Through the Looking-Glass: a Study of American Naturalism, Kristi M. Branch
Department: English
Charles Dickens: His Vision of Good and Evil, Barbara J. Brondyke
Department: English
Essays Toward a Comprehensive Theory of Symbolism in Modern English Poetry, Donald K. Brown
Department: English
The Play's the Thing: a Study of Shakespeare's Use of the Play Within the Play, Joan F. Browne
Department: English
A Signal Chastisement, Jim Brown
Department: History
A History of the Communist Movement in Guatemala: 1944-1954, Chalmers S. Brumbaugh III
Department: History
The Individual of This Western Front 1914-1918, Deane K. Calhoun
Department: History
A Volumetric Study of Borohydride in Non-aqueous Media, Stephen Jerold Chentow
Department: Chemistry
An Introduction to the Sufi Doctrine of Jalal Ad-Din Rumi, William Chittick
Department: History
The Political and Social Thought of Luther and Calvin With a Short Afterword on the Differing Histories of Lutheranism and Calvinism, Darwin Clupper
Department: History
Age of Marius: a Study in the Background and Personalities of the Early Roman Revolution, Ansley Johnson Coale Jr.
Department: History; Classical Studies
John C. Calhoun and the Settlement of the West, Glenn Coffman
Department: History
Azomethines from 8-Aminoquinoline and 6-Methoxy-8-Aminoquinoline, Bruce Alan Collins
Department: Chemistry
Reichswehr and Republic: A History of the Political Influence of the Reichswehr in the Weimar Republic, 1918-1926, Bonnie J. Conrad
Department: History
A Metabolite of the Nitrofuran Drug Furazolidone, Gordon Leigh Cook
Department: Chemistry
Conrad's Values As Indicated By the Characters in His Novels, Constance A. Crawford
Department: English
The Role and Influence of Sidney Rigdon in the Power Struggle For Leadership in the Early Mormon Church, Richard A. Curtis
Department: History
The Use of Air and Naval Power in the Russo-German War, 1941-1945, Alan R. Darling
Department: History
Time and Theme in Conrad's Political Novels, Charles W. Darling
Department: English
Political Profiles of Samuel Johnson: 1738-1744, Bryan R. Dunlap
Department: English
The Inevitable Conflict: a History of Controversy in the American Presbyterian Church, Vincent B. Dunlap
Department: History
Problems of English Municipal Government During the Industrial Revolution, Lloyd E. Dyer Jr
Department: History
Autobiography of Alma Dodds Finefrock, Patricia A. Finefrock
Department: English
Conceptos de la revolución y del nuevo México encontrados en ciertos Mexicanos contemporáneos, Gail D. Fokens
Department: Spanish
Conceptos de la Revolución y del Nuevo México encontrados en ciertos Mexicanos Contemporáneos, Gail D. Fokens
An Inquiry Into the Olmec Civilization, David Foscue
Department: History
"Uncle Sam Has a Hit on His Hands:" the Federal Theatre: 1935 to 1939, Diana J. Francis
Department: History
Ramon Gomez de la Serna: Sacado de sus Libros, Suzanne Gambee
Ramón Gómez de la Serna: Sacado de sus libros, Suzanne Gambee
Department: Spanish
Themes of Isolation in Hawthorne's Fiction, John R. Gardner
Department: English
Nigeria in Transition 1945-1965, Linda L. Hager
Department: History
Mark Twain - From Freedom to Despair, Carolyn Hay
Department: English
The Chemistry of Tetracyanoethylene Oxide, Joseph Avery Head III
Department: Chemistry
Claudio Monteverdi: His Dramatic Works, Joan Carter Henderson
Department: Music
Study in the Short Story, Kaaren L. Henderson
Department: English
Three Exercises in a Lyrical Prose With Critical Introduction, Cathleen Hill
Department: English
Defiance in Action: Little Rock and School Integration, JoAnna Holden
Department: History
A Candidate For Immortality, Walter Hopkins
Department: History
La Nature Dans L'Oeuvre De Camus, Elaine L. Horton
Department: French and Francophone Studies
Light in August: Faulkner's Prophetic Vision of the New South, Tate B. Hudson
Department: English
The Battle of Britain, William Kerr
Department: History
The Battle of Britain, William Kerr
John and Thomas Seymour, Cabinetmakers in Federal Boston, George Keyes
Department: History
Leadership and Popular Participation in Decision-Making in Lenin's Political Thought, Paul R. Key
Department: History
The Lives and Characters of Richard III, Sharon Kintner
Department: History
George Bernard Shaw: the Drama of Creative Evolution, Anita Kramer
Department: English
The Second World War: a Continuing Influence in Labor Relations, Timothy J. Kramer
Department: History
Le Theatre D'Alfred De Musset, Anne L. Kuehner
Department: French and Francophone Studies
Comic Genius of R.B. Sheridan, Cas LeClair
Department: English
Adolp Eichmann: Capture and Trial, Diane Liff
Department: History
Stalingrad, Street-Fighting and Local Tactics, Michael S. Linn
Department: History
La Gran Cuidad en la Obra de Manuel Gálvez, Carla Livezey
Department: Spanish
Project in the Short Story, Carol Locke
Department: English
Blacks in Blue: Negro Troops in the Civil War and Aftermath, Carl L. LoPresti
Department: History
The Problems of the Conciliar Movement in the Roman Catholic Church Before the Reformation, As Seen in the Councils of Constance and Basel, Malcolm A. MacQuillan
Department: History
The Northern Borders: a Survey of Sino-Indian Relations 1950-1963, David A. McCree
Department: History
Consigned to Tardiness: the Development of United States Foreign Policy Toward Africa 1950-1963, James A. McHenry Jr
Department: History
Letters of an Akron Teacher (October, 1930 to March, 1933), Joyce McKnight
Department: History
Allegory of Conflict, Lebanon, 1958, Peggy A. Medina
Department: History
Günter Grass and Heinrich Böll, Margaret Michael
Department: History
The Causes, Events, and Aftermath of Leisler's Rebellion in the Colony of New York, Cynthia Naylor
Department: History
The American Peace Movement and Neutrality Legislation, Ronald Neill
Department: History
The Development of Tourism to the Caribbean 1922-1965, Richard A. Norris
Department: History
Contributions of Yeats, Synge, and O'Casey to the Irish National Theater, Claudia L. Pask
Department: English
Richard Realf: a Biography, Pamela Patterson
Department: English
Contemporary Approach to Medieval Drama, Margaret Philbrick
Department: English
United They Stood, John Pierson
Department: History
The Miracle of National Socialism 1930-1932, Barbara E. Rastad
Department: History
La obra de Pio Baroja: expresion de su individualismo, Marcia Jeanne Relph
Department: Spanish
La Obra de Pío Baroja: Expresión de Su Individualismo, Marcia Jeanne Relph
Some Aspects of Augustus's Propoganda Campaign With Special Focus on the Ara Pacis, David L. Rhody
Department: Classical Studies
Hoosier Klandom in the 1920's, Janice Sayer
Department: History
The Rise of Liberal Soviet Writers, Jeanette Scotland
Department: History
An Assessment of William Howard Taft, Jon Searfoss
Department: History
The Regulators of North Carolina, Kathryn Sharp
Department: History
Victorian Political Novels: a Study in the Form and Theme, Patricia Showalter
Department: English
Vision of the Noble Man: a Study of Theme in Selected Novels By John Steinbeck, Susan Small
Department: English
James Wilson and James Madison: Theory and Practice in the Art of Politics, Edwin Stern
Department: History
Blessed Are the Peacemakers, Frederick J. Stocking
Department: History
Discussion of the Irony in Wallace Steven's Poetry, Carolyn Tausch
Department: English