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Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

Political constitution of Peru, as amended by congress in 1860, presented in the following sections: 'De la Nacion'; 'De la Religion'; 'Garantias Nacionales'; 'Garantias individuales'; 'De los Peruanos'; 'De la Ciudadania'; 'De la forma de Gobierno'; 'Del Poder Legislativo'; 'Camaras Lejislativas'; 'De la formacion y promulgacion de las leyes'; 'Poder Ejecutivo'; 'De los Ministros de Estado'; 'Comision permanente del Cuerpo Legislativo'; 'Regimen interior de la Republica'; 'Municipalidades'; 'Fuerza publica'; 'Poder Judicial'; 'Reforma de la Constitucion' and 'Disposiciones transitorias'. Signed Manuel de Mendiburu and others, dated 10 November 1860

Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

First published London, 1705, with title: The history and present state of Virginia. ; I. The history of the first settlement of Virginia, and the government thereof, to the year 1706.--II. The natural productions and conveniences of the country, suited to trade and improvement.--III. The native Indians, their religion, laws and customs, in war and peace.--IV. The present state of the country, as to the polity of the government, and the improvements of the land the 10th of June 1720. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

Leonidas Dodson (1822-1889) was a banker, teacher, and prominent citizen of Easton, Maryland. The journals are a rich source of information about local and national events, and about Dodson's church, civic, and work responsibilities. They consist of diary entries, extensive quotations and transcriptions, a number of laid-in materials, and information of Dodson's death. Subjects covered include church and religion, disease and death, crime and justice, politics, temperance, the Civil War, and slavery. For more information, please see the complete finding aid at http://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1714.

v. 1. bk. I. Boundaries [etc.] Population, Productions, Spanish colonial system. bk. II. [The wars of independence] bk. III. Government, Navy and Army, Religion, Revenue, Trade. Appendix of documents 1809-21. bk. IV. The mines of Mexico.--v. 2. bd. V-VI. Personal narrative. Particulars of a journey from Altamira to Catorce, by Robert Phillips. Account of the province of Texas, by General Wavel. Notes on the state of Sonora and Cinaloa, by Colonel Bourne. Annexed documents. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; T.-p. missing from v. 2.

v.2. Kritik der reinen Vernunft. 1828.-- v.3. Kleinere metaphysische Schriften. 1838.-- v.4. Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten, Kritik der praktischen Vernunft, nebst Abhandlungen zur philosophie der Geschichte. 1838.-- v.5. Metaphysik der Sitten in zwei Theilen, Rechtslehre, Tugendlehre. Nebst den kleineren Abhandlungen zur Moral and Politik.-- v.6. Schriften zur Philosophie der Religion. 1839.-- v.7. Kritik der Urtheilskraft. Beobachtungen über das Gefühl des Schönen und Erhabenen. 1839.-- v.8. Schriften zur Naturwissenschaft. Abt.1. 1838.-- v.9. Schriften zur Naturwissenschaft. Abt.2. 1839.-- v.10. Schriften zur Anthropologie und Pädagogik. Nebst einer Sammlung von Briefen und öffentlichen Erklärungen und einem chronologischen Verzeichnisse sämmtlicher Schriften Kant's. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Binder's title. ; pt. 1. Flint, J. Discourse on the anniversary election. 1815 -- pt. 2. Codman, J. Importance of moderation in civil rulers. 1840 -- pt. 3. Damon, D. Sermon.at the annual election. 1841 -- pt. 4. Gannett, E.S. Religion of politics. 1842 -- pt. 5. Jackson, S.C. Religious principle, a source of public prosperity. 1843 -- pt. 6. Chapin, E.H. Relation of the individual to the republic. 1844 -- pt. 7. Braman, M. P. Discourse . on the annual election. 1845 -- pt. 8. Putnam, G. Sermon.at the annual election. 1846. ; Mode of access: Internet.

International audience ; During the second half of the seventeenth century, several French authors published travel diaries featuring the Mascarene Islands in the Indian Ocean. In particular, the works of Etienne de Flacourt and François Charpentier describe the colonization of Madagascar and the strategies that were put in place to achieve this goal. In the first part of this article, we analyze and compare these two diaries. Their historical context of allows us to highlight a colonial ideology which is specific to France. We will see the place taken by the Catholic religion to justify colonization as well as the importance of international trade. In a second part, this article is focused on the vision that these two authors have of the inhabitants of these islands. The descriptions of indigenous people by Etienne de Flacourt and his contemporaries are subject to a double discourse that combines the image of the "good savage", docile and easy to convert with that of the fearsome warrior that one needs to be beware of. Finally, an analysis of French colonial politics is necessary to explain the reasons behind this dichotomy. ; Durant la deuxième moitié du XVIIe siècle, plusieurs auteurs français publient des relations de voyage mettant en scène les îles Mascareignes, dans l'océan Indien. Les ouvrages d'Etienne de Flacourt et de François Charpentier, notamment, s'intéressent à la colonisation de Madagascar et aux stratégies qui doivent être mises en place pour y parvenir. Dans une première partie, l'analyse et la comparaison de ces écrits, qu'il est nécessaire de replacer dans leur contexte historique, permettront de mettre en évidence une idéologie coloniale propre à la France. Nous verrons notamment la place de la religion catholique dans la justification de la colonisation ainsi que l'importance du commerce. Dans une seconde partie, cet article s'intéressera à la vision qu'ont ces auteurs des peuples des îles de l'océan Indien. Les descriptions que font Etienne de Flacourt et ses contemporains des peuples ...

International audience ; The Religion Clauses of the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States gave birth to adoctrine of church-state separation and a model of religious freedom whose legislative and judicialimplementation was convoluted until the 1970s. A unique vision of secularism emerged from decadesof uncertainty, but the resulting equilibrium has once more been called into question since the 1980s.The polarization characterizing the country's politics during this period has extended to debates overthe interpretation of the Religion Clauses, resulting in an antagonistic and defensive judicial climate inwhich interpretive stances align either with a conservative Christian or a progressive liberal ethos. Theprinciple of neutrality, navigating the ideological tension between the nation's Christian roots and itsfounding spirit of pluralism, tends to favor a position recognizing public deism. Religious freedomswings between conscience-based exemptions and the choice to believe. At stake in this "battle" is thesoul of America and its precarious balance between its Christian and liberal identity ; Les deux clauses du premier amendement de la Constitution des Etats-Unis ont servi à construire une doctrine de la Séparation et de la liberté religieuse dont la mise en place législative et judiciaire a été sinueuse jusqu'aux années 1970. L'ensemble a donné naissance à une forme spécifique de laïcité dont l'équilibre apparent a été à nouveau remis en cause depuis les années 1980. La polarisation politique du pays a atteint l'interprétation des clauses en la liant à la défense antagoniste de l'éthos chrétien ou libéral de l'Amérique. Le principe de neutralité, tiraillé entre le rappel des racines chrétiennes de la Nation et celui de son pluralisme fondateur, penche vers la reconnaissance du déisme public. La liberté religieuse balance entre clause d'exemption de conscience ou choix de croire. A travers la description de cette « bataille », c'est bien l'âme de l'Amérique et son dosage, entre identité ...