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Subject Guide: Early American Imprints | Mansfield Library | The University of Montana-Missoula
YES! Everyone studying early American history, literature, or culture should know that we have on microprint (1st Floor: 810 E12) the complete first series of Early American Imprints. That's all ... the brief citation will read is: Early American Imprints, 1st series, no. 31184 (filmed) With that information, you can find this book and read it. The Early American Imprints, First Series are at ...
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River Law: Who owns the rivers? River navigability law, for river access, river rights, river conservation, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, paddling, whitewater, and fly-fishing.
U.S. Constitution.) Navigability for title purposes originated with early American court decisions that predate the invention of motors. These decisions in turn refer to ... done through major rapids and waterfalls that still challenge expert canoeists and kayakers today. Early American court decisions concluded that navigable rivers were those rivers that could be used "as ...
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Subject Guides | Mansfield Library | The University of Montana-Missoula
Library Guide Archives and Special Collections Archives and Special Collections Early American Imprints, 1640-1819 Finding Native American Material in the Mansfield Library Finding Out-of-Print ... Fine Arts Library Guide Fine Arts Weblog Native American Studies Finding Native American Material in the Mansfield Library Native American Studies Library Guide Philosophy Philosophy Library Guide ...
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The History of Plumbing in America - United States
Harington’s old relics. Early American plumbers, unschooled in the impressive engineering feats of their old Roman forerunners, would have to ... The plumber, long vilified in early years, saw his status upgraded to that of the Sanitarians. The idea of sanitary plumbing systems within buildings was an American development that soon spread ...
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FINL Vol. 7, No. 3 Insect Foods of the American Indians
Vol. 7, No. 3 Insect Foods of the American Indians The Food Insects Newsletter Some Insect Foods of the American Indians: And How the Early Whites Reacted to Them November 1994. Volume 7 ... . As might be expected from our European cultural heritage, some early American whites looked with open disgust at the insect foods of the American Indians. It is interesting, though, that so often, as ...
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Web Sites for the History Profession | Organization of American Historians
Historic Preservation New Jersey Historical Commission New Jersey History Partnership Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture Oral History Association Politics and History Page, APSA Public ... Job Listings and Resources Cultural Commons Publications Common-Place: The Interactive Journal of Early American Life The Concord Review The History Cooperative The History E-Book Project ...
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PCJ Article: American Zoning & the Physical Isolation of Uses, by Laurence Gerckens
Because of this, the initial separation and isolation of land uses in most early American zoning was not absolute, as residences were commonly permitted anywhere in a city, and ... distances had to await the prosperity that followed the Second World War. Virtually every American problem, real, imagined, or socio-psychopathic, was "solved" by physical isolation and segregation; from ...
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SCS: South American Fur Seal (Arctocephalus australis)
The South American fur seal is listed as an Appendix II species under CITES. Commercial hunting of South American fur seals is known to have taken place in Uruguay as early as 1515 ... . South American fur seals pups are regularly killed on the Peruvian beaches by male South American sea lions, an occurrence also observed to some extent in the Uruguayan population. South American fur seals ...
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American Marten - WDNR
American martens. Stone martens are a species native to Europe and Asia. They escaped into southern Wisconsin in the early 1960s or 1970s, where they' ... normally disperse out of their home territory in late summer or early fall to establish their own territories. Distribution Historically, American martens inhabited mature conifer forests of the northern United States ...
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Asian American Durg Abuse Program
Asian American Durg Abuse Program Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP) General Contact Information: 5318 S. Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90043 ... , and it’s new for profit business venture, MTC Construction. Much has changed since those early days in 1972, but one thing that remains is AADAP’s motto and philosophy: “People ...
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