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… that of simply observing their qualities,” as described by Elizabeth Mayo in Lessons on Objects (1832). First developed …

… and early-career researchers. A faculty panel featuring Elizabeth Chatterjee (University of Chicago), Ian Miller …

… that of simply observing their qualities,” as described by Elizabeth Mayo in Lessons on Objects (1832). First developed …

… and early-career researchers. A faculty panel featuring Elizabeth Chatterjee (University of Chicago), Ian Miller …

… november 15 - friday* The Political Value of Time Elizabeth Cohen , Syracuse University - Maxwell School of …

… for the Alcuin Club on The Book of Common Prayer from Elizabeth I to the 19 th century. Professor Spinks is the …

… Access Initiative, the Infectious Diseases Institute, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and USAID, among …

… in Greece: Religion as Soft and Sharp Power Tool Dr. Elizabeth H. Prodromou is a faculty member at The Fletcher …

… Berkeley , Food Sovereignty in Everyday Life: A �People-Centered� Approach to Food Systems Molly Anderson, … Ye Jingzhong, China Agricultural University, Beijing Elizabeth Fitting, Dalhousie University, Canada , Maize as … University , Land Grabbing and Social Conflict in Africa Elizabeth Havice, University of North Carolina , & Liam …

… from Africa by the English, in 1562, during reign of Queen Elizabeth. There is no doubt of her being studiously kept … it exists in the West Indies, is confined to Negroes and People of Colour, and is a constrained service during the …

… production of books in what became the United States since Elizabeth Glover established a press in Cambridge, …

… was opened some time in the mouth of November, 1831. The people of Canterbury continued to befriend Miss Crandall, in … and little misses of color,’ or in other words, for the people of color, the obvious tendency of which would be, to … this State, to wit:—Theodosia Degrass, Ann Peterson, Ann Elizabeth Wilder, Ann Eliza Hammond and others whose names …