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Critical of Robert Owen and the New Harmony Society for influencing the Kentucky legislature to pass the act against the Shakers. ; Signed on p. 7: John R. Bryant, Eli McLean. ; Imprint from colophon (p. 8). ; Caption title. ; Shoemaker ; Richmond, M.L.H. Shaker lit., ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Housed in tan cloth flapcase with spine titled in black. Unbound; stab-sewn through three holes; text edges untrimmed. ; ACQ: 12891; Midland; 2/5/1963.

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The land conflict currently playing out in the Mount Elgon District can be traced back to the colonial policy of alienating African land to create room for white settler farms. In the case of the Sabaot community, their ancestral grazing land on the extensive plains of what is now Trans-Nzoia District was taken away from them in the early 1930s without compensation. Not only did this alienate the community from its means of livelihood, but the dispersal patterns of the displaced members also heralded a process of intra-community differentiation and rivalry that fuels the current conflict

Research related to chemical warfare agents (CWAs) has historically focused on life threatening battlefield effects caused by high level exposures to the agents, not effects associated with exposures to low concentrations of them. In this report, low level concentrations refers to exposures that may not have any immediate observed health effects, but may produce delayed health effects months or years later. Recently, there has been increased concern about the potential health effects of exposures to CWAs at low concentrations. This report reviews the Department of Defense s (DOD) Research Plan for obtaining toxicologic and other relevant data to assess risk to military personnel. The CWAs of concern include the following nerve and vesicant agents: tabun, sarin, soman, cyclosarin, VX, and sulfur mustard. The report discusses the health effects of exposure to low levels of these agents and provides guidance to DOD on appropriate risk assessment methods for assessing toxicologic risk to military personnel from low-level exposures to CWAs. The report concludes that DOD s Research Plan is well planned and many of the proposed research tasks are likely to provide valuable information to DOD in protecting military personnel

Both countries will have strong incentives to test the artificial balance established by the US and from which they are excluded. Each state, in the face of continued embargoes, may find the lure of weapons of mass destruction correspondingly increased.

There are three basic policy positions taken in South Africa with regard to racial zoning and Group Areas legislation: the position of abolition of all legislation, a position proposing the adaptation and reform of racial zoning and a position of retention or even reinforcement of racial zoning. This study is concerned with the dynamics of "residential segregation" in the sense of its basis in perceptions and motivations in the South African population, based on various sample surveys in the Pretoria-Witwatersrand-Johannesburg areas. (DÜI-Hff)

Vergleich der christlichen Ideologien, der Motivation, Methoden und Erfolge der Ausbildung von Eliten für den landwirtschaftlichen Sektor anhand zweier Misssionen (Jesuiten und Adventisten) in Chikuni und Rusangu

The major hypothesis tested here is that competitive forces are at work and that increases in the supply of labour tend to dampen the other institutional forces that serve to increase wages in the modern sector

En el período de entreguerras, Miguel de Unamuno se convirtió en uno de los intelectuales españoles de mayor reconocimiento en Checoslovaquia, muy especialmente tras su exilio voluntario en Francia ocurrido en 1924. Este trabajo estudia la recepción de Unamuno en el ámbito cultural checoslovaco de este período. Con este fin se ha revisado su correspondencia personal con los editores y traductores de las ediciones checas y eslovacas de sus obras, además de más de una centena de artículos checos y eslovacos, tanto de prensa generalista como de revistas literarias, que versan sobre el filósofo y escritor vasco. ; In the interwar-period Miguel de Unamuno became one of the most well-known Spanish intellectuals in Central Europe, especially after his exile to France in 1924. This paper studies Unamuno's reception in the Czechoslovak cultural sphere. Dozens of letters written by Unamuno to his Czech and Slovak editors and translators have been analysed for this aim, together with more than hundred articles, appeared both in Czech and Slovak daily press and literary journals. ; • Palacký University Olomouc. IGA_FF_2017_043 ; peerReviewed