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THE "OLD SUMPTER HERO": A BIOGRAPHY OF MAJOR-GENERAL ABNER DOUBLEDAY.
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RAMSEY, DAVID MORGAN., The Florida State University
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Abner Doubleday was an unusual and often a controversial person. Born into a family staunchly supporting Andrew Jackson, Doubleday reflected the determined Unionist position of the strong-willed president. Abner's attitude towards the Union was later vividly demonstrated at Fort Sumter. A mediocre career at West Point illustrated Doubleday's lack of desire to excel although he possessed the ability to do so. The controversy over the origin of baseball, although Doubleday was never directly...
Show moreAbner Doubleday was an unusual and often a controversial person. Born into a family staunchly supporting Andrew Jackson, Doubleday reflected the determined Unionist position of the strong-willed president. Abner's attitude towards the Union was later vividly demonstrated at Fort Sumter. A mediocre career at West Point illustrated Doubleday's lack of desire to excel although he possessed the ability to do so. The controversy over the origin of baseball, although Doubleday was never directly involved in the question, was the first of several controversies with which Abner Doubleday's name is associated., Doubleday never seemed satisfied with his early life. In his papers he continually referred to people, prominent in later years, which he knew. While serving in the Mexican War, Doubleday continually felt the need to relate the dangerous situations in which he was placed. He seemed to want to demonstrate his personal responsibilities, which while actually meager, he viewed as of supreme importance. Doubleday apparently wanted to be a famous, bold cavalier, but realized he failed to accomplish his objective and stressed his "noble" deeds., Doubleday loved large cities and the benefits they offered a person. He liked being in the right social circles and enjoyed the "good life." By 1852, while serving as a commissioner for the Senate, Doubleday had come to despise Mexico and the Mexicans. By 1858, while serving in Florida, he disliked the inconveniences of chasing "savages." With secession in 1860 Doubleday no longer liked Charlestonians; later extending his revulsion to all Confederates., With the crisis at Sumter in 1861 Doubleday was greatly troubled. The affront to the United States government was almost more than he could bear. With the outbreak of the war, Doubleday was more than willing to fight the rebels. A dependable, if unspectacular soldier, Doubleday served well during the Civil War. While no one accused him of original thinking militarily, his men always fought well. Gettysburg was Doubleday's finest hour but became his final hour in the Civil War when he could not countenance serving under a junior officer., It seems strange that Doubleday served in the Freedmen's Bureau since his superior was none other than his old enemy from Gettysburg, O.O. Howard. Doubleday's service in California brought the controversy over the origin of the cable car. Retirement from the army in 1873 brought out several new qualities in Abner Doubleday. He wrote books, read French and Spanish literature, and became interested in the occult and became a believer in theosophy., Doubleday was a colorful figure in nineteenth century America. He was associated with several significant events in the growth of the nation. Doubleday represented, possibly to an extreme, the attitude of many American Unionists and supporters of Manifest Destiny. His commitment to a united nation is similar to Lincoln's attitude. Doubleday not only vocalized this sentiment, but, like Lincoln, was prepared to fight for his belief. Abner Doubleday was an intense American. He desired a strong, powerful United States and opposed those not supporting such a course.
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1980, 1980
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Identifier
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AAI8019606, 2989604, FSDT2989604, fsu:74111
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THE "SACRED HARP" SINGING GROUP AS AN INSTANCE OF NON-FORMAL EDUCATION.
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MITCHELL, HENRY CHESTERFIELD., The Florida State University
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1976, 1976
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Identifier
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AAI7629464, 2988342, FSDT2988342, fsu:72849
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THE 'PRESENT ETERNITE' OF 'TROILUS AND CRISEYDE.'.
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LORRAH, JEAN., The Florida State University
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1968, 1968
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Identifier
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AAI6911311, 2985871, FSDT2985871, fsu:70380
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Document (PDF)
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THE (CARBON-12,BERYLLIUM-8) AND (CARBON-12,CARBON-12) REACTIONS ON EVEN CALCIUM ISOTOPES.
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MORGAN, GORDON REESE., The Florida State University
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Date Issued
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1975, 1975
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Identifier
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AAI7613821, 2988196, FSDT2988196, fsu:72703
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Document (PDF)
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THE (CARBON-12,BERYLLIUM-8) AND (OXYGEN-16,BERYLLIUM-8) REACTIONS ON CARBON-12, OXYGEN-16, AND SILICON-28 NUCLEI.
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ARTZ, JERRY LEE., The Florida State University
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Date Issued
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1974, 1974
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Identifier
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AAI7418065, 2987599, FSDT2987599, fsu:72106
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125-Iodine: a probe in radiobiology.
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Warters, Raymond Leon
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Date Issued
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1976
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Identifier
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AAI7722169, 2988583, FSDT2988583, fsu:73090
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Document (PDF)
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THE 1928 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN FLORIDA.
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HUGHES, MELVIN EDWARD, JR., The Florida State University
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Date Issued
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1976, 1976
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Identifier
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AAI7629450, 2988331, FSDT2988331, fsu:72838
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Document (PDF)
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218 parent-child relationships of working and non-working mothers known to the Child guidance Clinic of Pinellas County, St. Petersburg, Florida, July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957.
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Craigo, Lillian Rule
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Identifier
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ahc0938, 164826, fsu:14807
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8Wa39, a Panton, Leslie and Company trading post site: history, ethnohistory, and archaeology.
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Stacy, Pheriba Kay
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Date Issued
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1967
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Identifier
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15266617, FSU_ARCH_F314S82
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Document (PDF)
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A basic course in quantity food preparation.
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Welch, John M.
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Identifier
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ahq8692, 164818, FSDT164818, fsu:14803
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Document (PDF)
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A blind student's use of problem solving processes for positive professional learning experiences.
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Coen, James P.
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Identifier
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ahj0501, 165103, fsu:15108
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A case study of community organization services in Savannah-Chatham County, Georgia, 1950-1958.
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Allen, Clarence L.
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AHK1920, 164936, FSDT164936, fsu:14879
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A case study of personnel and fiscal practices of Leon County government.
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Creator
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Slick, Marlene J.
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Identifier
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afq9771, 164876, FSDT164876, fsu:14831
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A comparative analysis of home and school backgrounds of 72 handicapped and 72 non-handicapped elementary school children, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1959.
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Creator
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Hansen, James S.
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Identifier
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ahn6773, 165060, fsu:15087
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A comparative study of 60 community placement veteran patients from the Veterans Administration Hospital, Gulfport, Mississippi, June 1961.
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Creator
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Higgins, Robert N.
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Identifier
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ahn3812, 165109, fsu:15111
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A Comparative study of certian selected socio-economic characteristics and clinical findings of thirty patients seen at the Mental Health Clinic and thirty patients seen at the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida, Between July 1, 1959 and June 30, 1960.
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Creator
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Bowers, Edwin Cullen
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Identifier
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AKN3733, 165002, FSDT165002, fsu:15058
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A comparative study of the traumatic events and behavior disorders of the first 16 years of life of white male veterans diagnosed as psychotic and white male veterans diagnosed as neurotic.
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Kennedy, James F.
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Identifier
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ahm6784, 165046, FSDT165046, fsu:15080
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A comparative study of those mental patients who adjusted in fostercare with those who were returned to the hospital.
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Creator
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Binchy, Helen
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Identifier
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AHK1999, 164980, FSDT164980, fsu:14902
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A comparision of cases at United Cerebral Palsy of Miami, Florida with the review of the literature.
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Creator
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Polliard, Forbes W.
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Identifier
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akp4858, 164666, FSDT164666, fsu:14729
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A comparison of attitudes between relatives and eighteen foster parents of mental patients at the Veterans Administration Center, Gulfport Division, Biloxi, Mississippi, 1960.
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Creator
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Yaffe, Dorothy F.
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AHN3758, 165004, FSDT165004, fsu:15059
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A comparison of attitudes toward home, school and peer group of first generation Cuban immigrant children and children with one Cuban born parent in three elementary schools in Hillsborough County, Florida.
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Creator
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Wilson, Charles T.
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Identifier
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ahe7541, 164620, fsu:14707
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A comparison of the extent of participation of trained and untrained social work practitioners in voluntary community organizations in St. Petersburg, Florida and in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Creator
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Horne, Lou Ann
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Identifier
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ahk1924, 165086, FSDT165086, fsu:15100
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Document (PDF)
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A comparison of the severity of illness in intake patients in 1950 and 1957 in the Veterans Administration Mental Hygiene Clinic, Miami, Florida.
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Creator
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Hida, Edward T.
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Identifier
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ahn3726, 165018, fsu:15066
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A comparison of the treatment of "The Negro in the United States" in four major adult encyclopedias and their yearbooks.
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Creator
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Hannah, Wanda Lee
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Identifier
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ahm9576, 164628, fsu:14710
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Document (PDF)
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A comparsion of perceptions toward family crises between eleventh grade students who have had and had not experiences with such crises.
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Creator
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Schumaker, Martha
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Identifier
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akp2720, 164559, fsu:14678
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Document (PDF)
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A critical survey of the actual use of the Palm Terrance Service Club in terms of its potential and economic value.
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Creator
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Waite, Marilynn Margaret
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Identifier
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akj3455, 164912, FSDT164912, fsu:14864
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A description and evaluation of the rehabilitation programs at the Federal Correctional Institution, Tallahassee, Florida.
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Creator
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Hollingsworth, Connor Wright
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Identifier
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ahf7372, 164756, fsu:14773
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A description of brief treatment service as revealed in five cases known to the Dade County Child Guidance Clinic, Miami, Florida, January 1 - March 31, 1955.
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Dawson, Jean Helen
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Identifier
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ahc4432, 165052, fsu:15083
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A descriptive analysis of a students learning experience in meeting the research requirements in a two-year graduate program of social work education.
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Creator
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Sylvester, Martin J.
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Identifier
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ahk3747, 164964, fsu:14894
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A descriptive follow-up study of forty-one patients evaluated by the Neuropsychiatric Therapeutic Review Committee From March 25, 1959 through June 20, 1959, U.S. Vetrens Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia.
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Creator
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Weeks, Ben Edward
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Identifier
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AHN3782, 165008, fsu:15061
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A descriptive study of eleven Negro client's use of the Dade County Child Guidance Clinic, Miami, Florida, January 1, 1954 to December 31, 1956.
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Creator
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Steiss, Donald Emery
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Identifier
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ahf7422, 164850, fsu:14819
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A directory of social and health services and of selected recreation services in the State of Maine in 1953.
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Creator
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Michaud, Neil D.
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Identifier
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ahk1932, 164724, fsu:14757
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Document (PDF)
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A Female Education. (Original writing);.
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Creator
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Foster, Patricia Ann
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Identifier
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9321881, 119517, FSDT119517, fsu:68419
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A follow-up study of eight mothers and eight children served by a child guidance clinic of Jacksonville, Florida.
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Creator
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Clay, Clinton O.
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Identifier
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ahk1900, 164730, FSDT164730, fsu:14760
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Document (PDF)
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A follow-up study of mentally retarded children referred to a child guidance clinic to determine movement in parental acceptance of the retardation.
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Creator
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Farrar, Geraldine.
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Identifier
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ahc1115, 164978, fsu:14901
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A follow-up study to evaluate the adjustment of twenty-six adopted children placed by the Child Service Association, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 1948-1950.
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Creator
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Hutchins, Charles Anthony.
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Identifier
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ahm6772, 165058, fsu:15086
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Document (PDF)
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A Glorious Work: The American Missionary Association and Black North Carolinians, 1863-1880.
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Creator
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Jones, Maxine Deloris
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The American Missionary Association played an important role in the slaves' transition to freedmen. This study examines the work of the AMA with black North Carolinians during the Civil War and Reconstruction. Life for Yankee teachers in the South is described, along with their motives for coming, the various tasks they performed and the Southern reaction to their presence and labors. Attention is given to the relief, religious and missionary activities of the Association, but the emphasis is...
Show moreThe American Missionary Association played an important role in the slaves' transition to freedmen. This study examines the work of the AMA with black North Carolinians during the Civil War and Reconstruction. Life for Yankee teachers in the South is described, along with their motives for coming, the various tasks they performed and the Southern reaction to their presence and labors. Attention is given to the relief, religious and missionary activities of the Association, but the emphasis is on Education. Freedmen's desire and eagerness to learn, black academic progress, curriculum, obstacles and discipline are discussed in chapters II, III, and IV. The role of black teachers in the AMA and the contributions of native blacks to the education movement are also delineated. In addition, the AMA's relationship with and its labors in the black community and its work with the state's poor whites are analyzed and adds valuable new information to Freedmen's Aid Literature.
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Date Issued
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1982
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Identifier
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8308673, 117180, fsu:67257
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Document (PDF)
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A handbook of experiments for a basic electronic course.
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Creator
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Deterding, Floyd M.
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Identifier
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ala7340, 164704, fsu:14747
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Document (PDF)
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A history of the County Department of Public Welfare, Charleston, South Carolina.
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Creator
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Randall, Patricia M.
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Identifier
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AHK1927, 164948, FSDT164948, fsu:14886
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Document (PDF)
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A history of the Department of Physical Education for Women at Florida State University from 1923-1953.
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Creator
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Stanaland, Peggy
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Identifier
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akp4897, 164575, fsu:14685
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Document (PDF)
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A land-use study, with the emphasis on forest grazing, of Craven County North Carolina.
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Creator
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Fuson, Robert Henderson
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Identifier
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ahm6809, 164810, fsu:14799
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A Limited study of the relation of the school to juvenile delinquency.
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Creator
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Rankin, I. Virginia
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Identifier
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aku8594, 164599, fsu:14696
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Document (PDF)
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A limited survey and evaluation on guidance in elementary schools.
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Creator
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Wakefield, Homer E.
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Identifier
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akp2750, 164563, fsu:14680
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Document (PDF)
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A list of science and applied science books for Florida junior colleges.
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Creator
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Green, Robert John,
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Identifier
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akd9122, 164640, fsu:14716
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A Little, Dirty Kind of War: The Life of Charlotte Cibber Charke.
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Creator
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Courtoy, Ava Diann
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Traditionally, the offspring of illustrious, respected citizens are not studied unless they become famous in their own right. Traditionally, too, the daughters of prominent eighteenth-century men have been largely ignored or referenced casually in a footnote. From the age of four, however, Charlotte Cibber Charke, the youngest daughter of the Poet Laureate, Colley Cibber, made certain that she would not be ignored. In her childhood began adventures and escapades that would lead her through a...
Show moreTraditionally, the offspring of illustrious, respected citizens are not studied unless they become famous in their own right. Traditionally, too, the daughters of prominent eighteenth-century men have been largely ignored or referenced casually in a footnote. From the age of four, however, Charlotte Cibber Charke, the youngest daughter of the Poet Laureate, Colley Cibber, made certain that she would not be ignored. In her childhood began adventures and escapades that would lead her through a riotous, tragic life that deserves to be remembered. Charlotte Cibber Charke's notoriety is well-deserved, but not so much for her passing as a man as for her unflinching struggle to survive as an unattached woman against all the dictates of propriety of the eighteenth century. Her attempts at the careers of actress, entrepreneur, and author have been examined and the judgment is that she is well worth remembering. Dressing as a man onstage soon carried over into her personal life, especially after her irascible temperament and the Licensing Act of 1737 thwarted her London theatrical career. Versatile acting abilities and a ferocious desire to preserve her autonomy enabled her to pose as a young man while attempting diverse male occupations to support herself and her daughter. Waiting tables in a tavern, selling sausages on the street, trading teas in her shop, running a boarding house, and managing an elaborate puppet show were some of her survival schemes. On more than one occasion she was pursued and proposed to by young women. Labeled a transvestite by modern critics, Charlotte Cibber Charke was, rather, a survivor. In a time when women alone were either protected as mistresses or exploited as prostitutes, she faced these two choices and determined she could accept neither. Deserted by her husband of less than a year and left alone with an infant, she attempted the logical route to survival and independence--she went on the stage in her father's theatre at Drury Lane and became as famous for her breeches roles in her time as Nell Gwynn had been in hers.
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Date Issued
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1982
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Identifier
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8306158, 117153, fsu:67246
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A method for the objective examination of social work records to determine the presence of and the manner in which religious data factors are part of the cultural milieu of clients of a mental hygiene clinic.
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Creator
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Morley, Frances Stevens
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Identifier
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ahk1916, 164994, fsu:14909
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A Pakistani observes welfare programs in the County of Buncombe, North Carolina, 1960.
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Creator
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Ahmed, Firoza
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Identifier
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AHK1921, 164938, fsu:14880
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A population study of the Dade County Child Guidance Clinic for the years 1948-1958, Miami, Florida.
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Creator
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Cranford, Frances Marie.
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Identifier
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ahn3735, 165099, FSDT165099, fsu:15106
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A preliminary report on the ecology of plants and animals of the St. Marks wildlife refuge.
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Creator
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Stevens, Rollin R.
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Identifier
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ajp1022, 164541, FSDT164541, fsu:14670
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Document (PDF)
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A quantitative comparison of meiofaunal distributions in an open sand area and a sea grass bed (Thalassia testudinum).
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Creator
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Ruddell, John Milton
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Date Issued
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1976
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Identifier
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FSU_QL121R8
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