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471	A Janitorial Service Program for Henry County, Ohio, Schools Bruns, Henry W. F. January 1939 (has links) No description available. Education School custodians Ohio Henry County
472	A Comparative Study of the Adjustment of the Retired Farmers in McClure Community, Henry County, Ohio Sherriff, Stanley G. January 1955 (has links) No description available. Sociology Farmers Ohio Henry County Retirees
473	Heredity and Character in Selected Novels of Henry James Wagner, Linda W. January 1959 (has links) No description available. Literature Henry James Characters Heredity in literature
474	A Janitorial Service Program for Henry County, Ohio, Schools Bruns, Henry W. F. January 1939 (has links) No description available. Education School custodians Ohio Henry County
475	A Critical Study of the Substantive Textual Variants in the Three Versions of Henry James's "The Wings of the Dove" Together with a Complete Record of Substantive Variants Vincec, Sister Mary Stephanie 10 1900 (has links) No abstract provided. / Thesis / Master of Arts (MA) / Scope and contents: The first part of the thesis is an orientation to the novel itself, since the entire work must be taken as the only meaningful context for a consideration of the substantive variants. The second part consists of an examination of the selected revisions in the light of the full context and of James's theory of revision. The third part is a record of substantive variants. The appendices contain a report on computer collation of a section of the text and two extended notes on specific substantive variants. Henry James The Wings of the Dove substantive variants revisions
476	Henry Fielding's Whores Smith, Kalin 11 1900 (has links) The mercenary whore is a recurring character-type in Henry Fielding’s plays and early fictions. This thesis examines Fielding’s representations of the sex-worker in relation to popular eighteenth-century discourses surrounding prostitution reform and the so-called ‘woman question’. Fielding routinely confronted, and at times affronted his audience’s sensibilities toward sexuality, and London’s infamous sex-trade was a particularly contentious issue among the moralists, politicians, and religious zealots of his day. As a writer of stage comedy and satirical fiction, Fielding attempted to laugh his audience into a reformed sensibility toward whoredom. He complicates common perceptions of the whore as a diseased, licentious, and irredeemable social other by exposing the folly, fallibility, and ultimate humanity of the modern sex-worker. By investigating three of Fielding’s stage comedies—"The Covent-Garden Tragedy" (1732), "The Modern Husband" (1734), and "Miss Lucy in Town" (1742)—and two of his early prose satires—"Shamela" (1741) and "Joseph Andrews" (1742)—in relation to broader sociocultural concerns and anxieties surrounding prostitution in eighteenth-century Britain, this thesis locates Fielding’s early humanitarian efforts to engender a reformed paradigm of charitable sympathy for fallen women later championed in his work as a justice and magistrate. / Thesis / Master of Arts (MA) Henry Fielding Prostitution Eighteenth Century London Britain
477	Henry VIII before Jonathan Rhys Meyers: A Study of the Changing Image of Henry VIII between the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Hang, LiMin 19 May 2010 (has links) No description available. European History History Religious History Henry VIII
478	Man Thinking about Nature: The Evolution of the Poet's Form and Function in the Journal of Henry David Thoreau 1837-1852 Bagley, S H. January 2006 (has links) No description available. Literature prose literature Henry David Thoreau Journal
479	The career of William Henry Smith, politician-journalist Gray, Edgar Laughlin January 1951 (has links) No description available. Hayes WILLIAM HENRY SMITH Smith MSS
480	Reviewing the Mount of Diana: Henry Hoare’s Turkish Tent at Stourhead Magleby, Mark Allen January 2009 (has links) No description available. Art History Stourhead Henry Hoare Turkish Tent

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