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2. 'They are exactly as bank notes are' : perceptions and technologies of bank note forgery during the Bank Restriction Period, 1797-1821
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Mockford, Jack
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941.07 ,Forgery ,Money ,Schema ,Credit ,Paper ,Print ,Banknotes ,Bank ,Napoleonic ,Old Bailey - Abstract
Previous studies of Bank Note forgery in England during the Bank Restriction Period have adopted a highly institutional focus. Thus, much is known about the role played by both the Bank of England and the workings of the criminal justice system in combating both forgers and forged note utterers. The question of how the new system of small denomination Bank Notes impacted upon the day to day lives and understandings of the people that used them has received far less attention. The actual means by which Bank Notes were themselves forged has also been overlooked. This has led to a somewhat two-dimensional view of these notes as material objects. This thesis will engage with common mentalities and perceptions, seeking to write a 'new history from below' of both Bank Notes and their forgery in this period. Its primary aims will be to explore the question of why the English people were so easily imposed upon by forged Bank Notes; the various means by which forged notes could be constructed; and what an analysis of both of these points can tell us about economic and social understandings of non-elite people at this time. It will be argued that by studying instances in which small denomination Bank Notes were routinely exchanged, we can highlight a significant dichotomy of understanding in a society that was starting to engage with a new culture of promise based fiduciary paper money, yet was still deeply rooted in early-modern notions of paper instruments as objects of personal credit and debt. The thesis will show that heavy exposure to Bank Notes at this time clearly equipped some contemporaries with their own personalised sets of aesthetic and material "standards", against which the "goodness" of any monetary instrument with which they were presented would be compared. Others continued to examine the material aspect of Bank Notes via a direct comparison or consultation with others. Neither approach was always successful and indeed whatever method was adopted, the common occurrence of the materials and technologies required to construct a credible imitation of a Bank Note meant that it was not just illiterate persons that were susceptible to being deceived. Even a reading of the Bank Note's literate text failed to provide sufficient defence against the activities of the forger.
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- 2014
3. The requirements of cryptocurrency for money, an Islamic view
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Dodik Siswantoro, Rangga Handika, and Aria Farah Mita
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Cryptocurrency ,Money ,Islamic ,Paper ,Gold ,Coin ,Science (General) ,Q1-390 ,Social sciences (General) ,H1-99 - Abstract
This research aims to evaluate the suitability of cryptocurrency as money from the Islamic perspective. Money, in the Islamic perspective, has specific characteristics and requirements, such as stability and is based on assets. Cryptocurrency may not fulfil this as it has queries as money from the Islamic perspective. The research method applied data of 23 cryptocurrency prices and related information. The result shows that cryptocurrency is hugely volatile and has limits to being called ‘money,’ as it is limited and used for speculation, which is prohibited in Islam. The research implies that Muslims would be reluctant to use cryptocurrency as money, as a currency of transaction. This reason raise an expectation that the cryptocurrency will not develop rapidly in Muslim countries.
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- 2020
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4. The Intrinsic Value of Valuable Paper: On the Infrastructural Work of Authentication Devices.
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Kaminska, Aleksandra
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COMPUTER access control , *DATA security , *LOGISTICS , *PASSPORTS , *FORGERY - Abstract
Authentication devices transform cheap paper into legitimate documents. They are the sensory, informational, and computational features that make up valuable papers like banknotes and passports, and they provide the confidence required in moments of exchange and passage. These devices – which include techniques like watermarks and specialized threads, proprietary substrates and inks, or RFID chips – are the product of security printing, an industry that continuously reinvents the possibilities of paper. Importantly, these components protect paper things from counterfeiting, allowing it to function as an original and authentic copy and to do the logistical work of connecting quotidian materials to global networks. The value of valuable papers is therefore not purely extrinsic, socially or discursively established, but is also performed through its intrinsic material qualities. These are the authentication devices that are read, assessed, and trusted as paper things are circulated, and they are what securely connects paper to infrastructures of mobility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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5. Untitled.
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MONEY ,PAPER - Published
- 2022
6. FUN WITH WORDS.
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INVENTIONS ,MONEY ,PAPER - Published
- 2019
7. Reconciling Models of Recreational Route and Site Choices.
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Bell, Kathleen P. and Strand, Ivar E.
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TRAVEL costs ,COST ,TRAVEL ,LEISURE ,RECREATION ,EXPERIENCE ,TIME ,MONEY ,PAPER ,ROUTE choice - Abstract
When employing travel cost models, the unit cost of the essential input (travel) in the household's production of a recreation experience is central to obtaining the preference structure for the recreational good. However, little attention has been given to the choice of the route although the route defines the monetary and time costs used to compute travel costs. Conventional wisdom considers time and money costs in determining the cost per mile in the estimation of site choices but does not use both in determining the route choices and mileages. This paper investigates whether models of recreational site and route choices can be reconciled. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2003
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8. Osmanlı kâğıt paralarındaki yazılar
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Kaya, Aynur, Özkafa, Fatih, Selçuk Üniversitesi, Güzel Sanatlar Fakültesi, Geleneksel Türk Sanatları Bölümü, and Geleneksel Türk Sanatları Anasanat Dalı
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Tarih ,History ,kağıt paralar ,Fine Arts ,calligraphy ,paper ,money ,Money ,Güzel Sanatlar ,Kağıt ,para - Abstract
"Osmanlı Kağıt Paralarındaki Yazılar" başlıklı çalışmada Türk milletinin, medeniyeti, kültürü ve sanatı yönünden birer belge niteliği taşıyan paralar üzerindeki yazıların tasarımına ilişkin yorumlar yapılmıştır. Örneğin, üzerindeki mevcut yazı çeşitleri tespit edilmiş, bu yazıların hattatı araştırılıp tanıtılmış ve yazılar hat estetiği açısından değerlendirilmiştir. Birbirleriyle mukayese edilen kâimelerin benzerlikleri ve farklılıkları tespit edilmiş, gelişim süreci içinde geldiği noktaya dikkat çekilmiştir., "Writings on Ottoman Paper Money" comments have been made on the design of the writings on the money of the Turkish nation, civilization, culture and art. For example, the existing types of writings have been identified, the calligraphers of these articles have been researched and introduced, and the texts have been evaluated in terms of calligraphy aesthetics. The similarities and differences of the money compared to each other were determined and attention was drawn to the point where they came from within the development process.
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- 2019
9. The requirements of cryptocurrency for money, an Islamic view
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Aria Farah Mita, Dodik Siswantoro, and Rangga Handika
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Financial economics ,Cryptocurrency ,Paper ,0301 basic medicine ,Economics ,Coin ,Financial market ,Article ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,lcsh:Social sciences (General) ,lcsh:Science (General) ,Speculation ,International finance ,Multidisciplinary ,Money ,Islam ,Islamic ,Public finance ,Religion ,030104 developmental biology ,Commerce ,Currency ,lcsh:H1-99 ,Gold ,Business ,Database transaction ,030217 neurology & neurosurgery ,lcsh:Q1-390 - Abstract
This research aims to evaluate the suitability of cryptocurrency as money from the Islamic perspective. Money, in the Islamic perspective, has specific characteristics and requirements, such as stability and is based on assets. Cryptocurrency may not fulfil this as it has queries as money from the Islamic perspective. The research method applied data of 23 cryptocurrency prices and related information. The result shows that cryptocurrency is hugely volatile and has limits to being called ‘money,’ as it is limited and used for speculation, which is prohibited in Islam. The research implies that Muslims would be reluctant to use cryptocurrency as money, as a currency of transaction. This reason raise an expectation that the cryptocurrency will not develop rapidly in Muslim countries., Cryptocurrency; money; islamic; paper; gold; coin; Financial economics; Financial market; International Finance; Public Finance; Money; Religion; Economics
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- 2020
10. When Harry Met Money.
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POTTER, Harry (Fictional character) , *BEST sellers , *MONEY , *INKING (Printing) , *MOTION pictures , *PAPER , *BOOKS & reading - Abstract
Presents a picture diagram of the money-making machine that has become the Harry Potter books. Harry Potter games and accessories; Amount of ink, paper, and man-power used to print the books; Money made by the Harry Potter movies.
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- 2003
11. Paper and the poor: Romantic media ecologies and the Bank Restriction Act of 1797.
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Brylowe, Thora
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PAPER ,POOR people ,MEDIA studies ,BANK note laws ,MONEY ,ROMANTICISM - Abstract
Rag paper is a common denominator for many Romantic‐era medial forms. The term "media ecology" has become increasingly accepted in media theory, and its spatial and ecological affinities connect it to the urgent topic of climate change. Media ecology invites book historians to consider the labor as well as the origins of the materials that underwrite our culture. This consideration of paper recasts the literary archive as an accretion of physical as well as intellectual labor. The physical labor necessary for the making of rag paper included increasingly industrialized agricultural work and textile production, as well as rag collecting and sorting, as many period authors were aware. At the inception of the Bank Restriction Period (1797–1821), the introduction of low‐denomination paper banknotes changed the London media ecology in ways that had a devastating effect on the English poor, including the very orders of agricultural and textiles workers, rag collectors, and papermill rag‐room women who had a hand in paper making. The Bank of England investigated and prosecuted hundreds, resulting in poverty, transportation, imprisonment, and executions. Paper notes and their forgeries invited considerations of other forms of cultural value and circulation, including literary authorship, and the article ends with the Bank of England's current celebration of Jane Austen as a literary icon by including her portrait on the polymer £10 note. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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12. SOME MONEY FIRSTS.
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MONEY ,ELECTRUM ,PAPER ,PRINTING - Abstract
Presents several types of currencies. Composition of the coins of electrum; Use of paper and printing for the money created by the Chinese; Design of the first official money of the U.S.
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- 2003
13. Recovery of Additional Information from the Gila River Farm Expansion Area
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Sawyer-Lang, Monique and Effland, Richard W.
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Roofing ,Fishing Float ,Clothing Fastener ,Bucket ,Cement ,Tumbler ,Artifact Scatter ,Carafe ,Clock ,Paint Can ,Comb ,Typewriter ,Kettle ,Fishing Pole ,Washbowl ,Spool ,Seed Farm Road ,Site Evaluation / Testing ,Doll ,Chisel ,Liquor Bottle ,Toothpaste Tube ,Lighter ,Mirror ,Hammer ,Hair Curler ,Sinker ,Switch Plate ,Rice Bowl ,Bit ,Mop ,Stove ,Handbag ,Flag ,Cleaning Supply Bottle ,Money ,Condiment Bottle ,Thimble ,Shovel ,Pencil ,Crock ,Internment Camp ,Marble ,Scale ,Butte Camp ,Broom ,Cigar Holder ,Pen ,Fuse ,Historic ,Medicine Bottle ,Canal Camp ,Textile ,Teapot ,Sugar Bowl ,Coin ,Keyhole Escutcheon ,Fishing Reel ,Lipstick Tube ,Gila River Indian Community ,Cane ,Bolt ,Cot Frame ,Gravy Boat ,Tureen ,Sewing Needle ,Building Materials ,Butter Dish ,Bobbin ,Casa Blanca ,1940s ,Cleaning Supply Can ,Trowel ,Archaeological Feature ,Watch ,Hair Brush ,Soap Dish ,Metal ,Food Container Closure ,Salt or Pepper Shaker ,20th Century ,Eyeglasses ,Tape Dispenser ,Vegetable Dish ,Plate ,Buckle ,Light Bulb ,Platter ,Frame ,Sprayer ,Trash Deposit ,Book ,Ink Bottle ,Pin ,Systematic Survey ,Shoe ,Mixing Bowl ,Glass ,Lotion Tube ,Camp Rivers ,Sacaton Butte ,Screwdriver ,Nail ,Cigarette Holder ,Mug ,Needle ,Ashtray ,Scrub Brush ,Bracelet ,Chalk ,Eyelet ,Ring ,Tobacco Pipe ,Can ,Tile Roofing ,Rivet ,Funerary and Burial Structures or Features ,Washer ,Churn ,Dessert Glass ,Jewelry ,Hinge ,Scissor ,Curtain Rod ,Staple ,Pliers ,Utensil ,Paper ,Joint Anchor ,Japanese American ,Saw ,Button ,Hot Plate ,Coffee Pot ,Toothbrush ,Stirrup ,Flower Pot ,Container ,Earring ,Safety Pin ,Horseshoe ,Light Fixture ,Screw ,Match ,Pitcher ,Cosmetic Bottle ,Non-Domestic Structures ,Structure ,Knitting Needle ,Spark Plug ,Aspirin Can ,Window Glass ,Saucer ,Jar ,Gas Can ,Heater ,Clothes Hanger ,Sewer Pipe ,Fireplace Equipment ,World War II ,Tack ,Picture Hanger ,Historic Structure ,Whistle ,Fish Hook ,Cup ,Hoe ,File ,Plasterboard ,Glue Bottle ,Pipe ,Thermometer ,Newspaper ,Dish ,Key ,Hearing Aid ,Electric Cord ,Necklace ,Insulator ,Photograph ,Opium Pipe ,Rake ,Paper Roofing ,Saki Cup ,Dairy ,Jug ,Leash ,Razor Blade ,Syrup Jug ,Isolated Burial ,Bottle ,Prehistoric ,Serving Bowl ,Bed Frame ,Syringe ,Pan ,Shoe Polish Can ,Bicycle ,Chair ,Harness ,Stemware ,Bowl ,Eraser ,Collar ,Cosmetic Can ,Table - Abstract
As a result of a cultural resource investigation of the Gila River Farms expansion area conducted by Archaeological Consulting Services Ltd. (ACS), a number of significant cultural resources were identified within the project area. Of particular interest was cultural material associated with the World War II Japanese-American internment camp of Camp Rivers. This camp was used between May, 1942 and November 1945 and housed approximately 12.000 Japanese and Nisei (Japanese-Americans born and educated in the United States). The camp was named after Jim Rivers who was the first Native American of Piman descent to be killed in action during World War I. The camp was divided into two units: Butte and Canal camps. The project area surrounds the larger of these units, Butte Camp. Butte Camp covered approximately 789.25 acres (319 .4 ha) at the foot of Sacaton Butte. The camp was divided into a series of blocks, each with a requisite set of facilities for housing and feeding for 300 persons. A block characteristically had 14 barracks. one mess hall, a recreation hall. a laundry and ironing room. and two latrines. The complex also included a hospital, administrative offices, warehouses. auto repair shops, a post office, a camouflage net factory, a school, and other common use facilities. A review of the project by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation, Gila River Indian Community, and State Historic Preservation Office resulted in the recommendation that further data recovery be undertaken in order to mitigate potential effects of the project. A plan designed to recover further information primarily from the remains associated with Butte Camp was developed by Dr. Richard Effland, Dr. Margerie Green, and Ms . Monique Sawyer-Lang of ACS. This plan involved a number of specific tasks to assure that the important qualities of the cultural material within the project would be preserved through recordation and documentation prior to construction. These tasks initially were defined at a meeting held on March 1, 1988 which was attended by representatives of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation, State Historic Preservation Office, Gila River Indian Community, Gila River Farms, Franzoy-Corey Engineers and Architects, and Archaeological Consulting Services. ACS initially had investigated an area which covers approximately 5,625 acres (2276 ha) south of Casa Blanca on the Gila River Indian Community. The purpose of this investigation was to identify potentially significant historic and/or prehistoric cultural properties which might be affected by development of the area. While the main portion of the Butte Camp has been excluded from development by the Gila River Farms, several peripheral components of the camp will be affected. These components include deposits of trash which appeared to be relatively isolated within the desert surrounding Butte Camp as well remains of the camp' s dairy. These remains were considered components of Camp Rivers. the whole of which is potentially eligible for National Register inclusion. Deposits of trash from the Butte Camp were identified surrounding the north and east sides of the camp. These areas were located north of Seed Farm Road in an area which was surveyed intensively. Areas to the southeast and south of the camp (south of Seed Farm Road) were not surveyed during the initial survey, but it is assumed that the remains extended into these areas. In order to fully delineate the extent of the trash scatter surrounding the camp, an intensive 100% survey of the previously unsurveyed portions of area southeast and south of the camp, was performed. This survey defined more deposits of trash as expected. The purpose of this survey was not only to delineate the full boundaries of this scatter of trash, but also to define any other unknown components which may relate to the World War II Japanese-American internment camp. Data relating to prehistoric remains within the area were also collected as warranted. As was expected, isolated prehistoric artifacts and limited scatters of prehistoric artifacts were encountered along with the historic period remains. None of these meet the criteria for eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places. Recordation during the survey has provided documentation on the distribution and nature of the prehistoric phenomena. A pattern reflecting travel and limited use of the area is suggested. This is similar to the pattern found throughout the project area.
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- 1988
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14. Risky chemical may lurk on your cash, group says.
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Kelly Zito
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Bisphenol-A, a hormone-disrupting chemical linked to cancer, diabetes, early puberty and neurological problems, might now be lurking in your wallet. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2010
15. Cataloging, by Esther Crawford
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Crawford, Esther and Addens, C. E.
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catalog ,separation ,analysis ,periodicals ,books ,crawfords cataloging ,librarian ,accessioning ,materials ,prevention ,Toledo ,cost ,annotations ,order ,inspection ,systematize ,Esther Crawford ,cataloging ,cataloger ,funds ,standard ,library records ,correspondence ,economy ,routine ,classification ,publishing department ,history ,printed catalog ,library science ,subject ,recommendation ,U.S. Bureau of Education ,imprint ,growth ,shelves ,Ohio Library Association ,Dayton Public Library ,classes ,janitor ,library schools ,book agent ,policies ,library bureau ,received ,read ,waste ,duties ,public libraries ,lecture ,paper ,rules ,opening ,library ,invoice ,summer schools ,Albany Library School ,assistants ,messenger ,arrangement ,payment ,card catalog ,trustees ,money ,duplicates ,textbooks ,preparations ,resources - Abstract
Booklet concerning cataloging in the library, with an order invoice inside.
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- 1899
16. Letter from William Kerr
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Kerr, William J.
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catalog ,common school branches ,Baton Rouge ,offer ,section 1767 ,arid farms ,release ,InformationSystems_GENERAL ,State Veterinarian ,educational matters ,agricultural chemistry ,non-essentials ,travel ,cataloguer ,student position ,congratulations ,cooking ,Tingey ,Professor Robinson ,horticulture ,dry farm experimental work ,Henry D Styer ,membership fee ,public schools ,J A Bexell ,volumes ,differential calculus ,specifications ,exposition grounds ,proportion ,gymnasium ,subjects ,mayor ,ovehaul ,committee ,executive committee ,system ,theoretical chemistry ,supervision ,elementary agriculture ,suggestion ,Experiment Station ,railway rates ,state legislature ,advisory committee ,distribution ,resignation ,registrar ,class ,salaries ,lighting and power system ,A P Stover ,agronomy ,private families ,notes ,library ,favor ,arithmetic ,assistants ,matter ,baccalaureate service ,farm journal ,Grench Association ,privileges ,government experiment station ,veterinary science ,advanced theoretical chemistry ,bulletin board ,friendship ,college exhibit ,member ,civil engineering department ,correction ,board of trustees ,public institutions ,elementary physics ,committee of education ,letters of recommendation ,representation ,accounting ,experiment station director ,inquiry blanks ,U. S. history ,information ,Ricks Academy ,experience ,examination ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,denied ,trustee ,publications ,full settlement ,guests ,Alumni Reunion ,bonds ,training ,U. S. commissioner of education ,list ,Inside Inn ,expense ,publishers ,Professor Wilson ,Byron Hunter ,victorian poets ,special student ,Ogden High School ,damage ,agreement ,trustees' report ,recommendation ,Colorado ,student ,volumes experiment station bulletins ,difficulty ,Commercial Club ,Oxford Hotel ,New York ,sub-station ,departments ,instruction ,office ,copies ,speaker ,A E Wilson ,GeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUS ,hotel ,matters ,ComputerApplications_MISCELLANEOUS ,elect ,map ,approval ,sketches ,Ohio ,tables ,institutions of higher learning ,teachers ,experimental dry farms ,Utah State Teachers' Association ,agricultural schools ,associate professors ,manual training ,room 102 ,professor W. N. Hutt ,repair ,clarification ,Robert Stewart ,Professor Praeger ,state headquarters ,use ,Hardware_CONTROLSTRUCTURESANDMICROPROGRAMMING ,installation ,romantic movement ,Frank R Arnold ,civil engineering ,prices ,Tabernacle ,Hotel Oxford ,colleges ,bank ,biennial report ,educational interests ,college publications ,deposit ,dinner ,President Brimhall ,California ,political economy ,experimentation ,Assembly Hall ,english literature ,references ,detail ,military ,college council ,accounts ,Commercial Department ,cataloger ,meeting ,Widtsoe ,Kansas ,statement ,buildings ,lectures ,satisfactory ,publication ,church schools ,american literature ,lecturer ,Utah teachers ,material ,employment ,convention ,general sessions ,published ,english ,equipment ,Logan Power Company ,records ,Professor Peterson ,modern language ,election ,State Teachers' Association ,chemistry ,Joseph Nelson ,maintenance ,institute ,Board of Education ,physical science ,Richfield High School ,Phi Delta Nu Society ,secretary ,Wisconsin ,secure ,officers ,Brigham City ,analytic geometry ,receipt ,grammar review ,improvement ,address ,state certificates ,University of Idaho ,resolution ,dormitory ,qualifications ,Professor Jenson ,John T. Caine ,appropriation ,Iowa ,due ,annual convention ,hearing ,experimental work ,branches ,delegates ,auditor ,Professor Ostien ,acceptance ,Professor Linford ,furnish ,mail ,reports ,cleaning ,parochial institutions of higher learning ,classics ,modify ,land grant institutions ,Legislature ,friendly relations ,regulation ,Louisiana Purchase Exposition ,exercises ,Montana Agricultural College ,Utah Agricultural College ,exhibition ,Massachusetts ,commencement ,representative ,act of Congress ,Experiment Station staff ,educators ,resolve ,agricultural experiment stations ,application ,Washington ,Minnesota ,Idaho ,music department ,expense bills ,ball ,proceedings ,Department of Agriculture ,check ,telegram ,equation of payments ,settlement ,natural science ,Massachusetts Agricultural College ,university ,superintendency ,assistant professor ,county certificates ,educational lecturer ,commission ,Wm. Bowker ,Carrie ,plant ecology ,laboratories ,investigation ,english prose ,railroads ,auxiliary lines ,directors ,U. S. Naval Academy ,inform ,rural schools ,expenses ,locust ,chapel exercises ,excused ,payment ,numbers ,recommendations ,baccalaureate sermon ,conversation ,Musical Department ,presentation ,mensuration ,notice ,Boston ,Minnie Peterson ,rhetoric ,specialists ,college ,length ,Weber River ,John A. McAlister ,church institutions ,Utah ,american association of agricultural colleges and experiment stations ,circular descriptive ,change ,professor ,school of engineering ,U S Geological Survey ,National Educational Association ,return ,matron ,report ,agriculture ,modification ,eighth grade ,instructors ,Montana ,fair ,reference ,astronomy ,amount ,assistant teacher ,University of Chicago ,substitute ,plan ,Logan ,cash ,physics ,Oregon Agricultural College ,deliver ,ability ,world's history ,obligation ,legislator ,scientific agriculture ,schools ,remedy ,provisions ,integral calculus ,public school buildings ,bench work ,duties ,Washington Agricultural College ,preparation ,St. Louis Exposition ,Mrs Karl R Moench ,State Board of Education ,superintendent Nelson ,Superintendent A. C. Nelson ,literature ,readjustment ,botany ,relations ,Farmers' Institutes ,assistance ,examination papers ,Monson & Schaub ,refer ,money ,Illinois ,department of public instruction ,course ,copy ,Inside Inn hotel ,genetic structures ,assistant professors ,educational exhibit ,grades ,A. C. Mathison ,irrigation ,members ,W. W. McLaughlin ,Oregon ,volume farmers' institute annuals ,United States Bureau of Education ,military science and tactics ,physical culture ,invitation ,Ogden ,time ,candidate ,state superintendent ,conclusion ,contest ,denominations ,N. E. A ,illness ,higher algebra ,educational work ,Nebraska ,organization ,city schools ,Deseret Institute ,ComputingMethodologies_DOCUMENTANDTEXTPROCESSING ,french ,permission ,general physics ,arrangements ,history ,InformationSystems_MISCELLANEOUS ,Department of Domestic Science and Arts ,railroad ,exposition ,wood ,subject ,Jane Matthews ,mechanic arts ,services ,committee of the faculty ,Mercy Baker ,accomodations ,classroom ,request ,Engineering Society ,traveling ,psychology ,institution ,work ,definition ,men's floor ,institutions ,account ,english department ,research ,Mildred Forgeon ,ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION ,rules ,drawn ,associate editor ,ComputerSystemsOrganization_COMPUTER-COMMUNICATIONNETWORKS ,connection ,opening ,space ,state institutions ,economics ,warrant ,city superintendents ,Educational Exhibitors' Association ,professor Clark ,book ,teacher ,Oxford ,industrial schools ,good will ,president of the board ,Indiana ,graduation ,Brigham Young University ,College Dramatic Association ,presidency ,School Law ,B. Y. College ,J W Jensen ,librarian ,baccalaureate ,arid farm ,special features ,bank account ,chairmanship ,vacation ,meet ,telegraph ,questions ,Salt Lake ,biennium ,engineering department ,attendance ,withdrawal ,communication ,trip ,Utah Commission ,Congress ,commencement week ,speakers ,cadets ,chairman ,investigations ,promote ,school work ,floors ,catalogue ,summer school ,interest ,statements ,letter ,selection ,Professor Northrop ,algebra ,present ,President McCornick ,salary ,compliance ,leave of absence ,compensation ,Eliza Jenson ,Des Moines ,Domestic Science and Arts ,death ,latin ,technical education ,elocution ,Utah headquarters ,rhetoric and composition ,Superintendent Ackerman ,lecture ,adjustment ,paper ,monographs ,land grant colleges ,state fair ,meetings ,counties ,William Jardine ,trustees ,military department ,dean ,private institutions of higher learning ,visit ,sewing ,conditions ,Salt Lake City ,irrigation engineering ,instructor ,faculty ,county superintendents ,applicants ,stocks ,suggestions ,settle ,director ,active membership ,state warrant ,state buildings ,station fund ,building ,cost ,solid geometry ,service ,blanks ,filing ,graduates ,support ,students ,mathematics ,assignments ,agricultural colleges ,memoranda ,Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations ,assignment ,discount ,line of work ,auxiliary experiment station ,telephone ,laboratory hours ,commissioner of education ,monthly payments ,National Irrigation Congress ,voucher ,modern languages department ,Alumni banquet ,University of Utah ,Joint Committee ,Iowa State College ,membership ,east ,secretary of state ,decision ,irrigation investigations ,session ,final settlement ,german ,bill ,county school superintendents ,consideration ,development ,State Auditor ,Farmers' Institute ,ancient language ,Missouri ,president ,entrance ,exhibit ,agricultural college and station exhibit ,sub-stations ,Pennsylvania ,Professor James Dryden ,Professor Cummings ,Utah State Legislature ,general chemistry ,position ,professors ,Professor Merrill ,L. D. S. University ,commercial education ,authorization ,women's floor ,board ,textbook ,announcement ,appointment ,note - Abstract
Letter concerning a position in horticulture and botany at Utah Agricultural College, copies given to J. C. Blair, J. L. Snyder, and L. H. Bailey.
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- 1903
17. The Science of Imaginary Solutions
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Brett, Michael
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- 2002
18. "Henry Filmer of Mulberry Island, Gentleman": A Collection of Letters from Virginia, 1653-1671
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Walne, Peter
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- 1960
19. More Light on Booker T. Washington and the New York Age
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Thornbrough, Emma L.
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- 1958
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20. January Meeting, 1870. Morton Memorials; Letter from Mr. Thomas Carlyle; Gifts from Mr. H. A. S. D. Dudley; Life of Thomas Dudley
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- 1869
21. Dryden, Tonson, and Subscriptions for the 1697 "Virgil"
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Barnard, John
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- 1963
22. DOCUMENTS FROM THE SHANE COLLECTION
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- 1931
23. HARRY STEGER AND O. HENRY
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Lomax, John A.
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- 1939
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