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The Use of Sodium Tellurite as a Laboratory Reagent in the Detection of Sugar
(Creighton University, 1931)
Tellurium (Gr., the earth) was discovered in 1782 by Muller Von Reichenstein and was more fully investigated by Klaproth and Berzelius. It is an element of rare occurrence and is found chiefly in Transylvania, the Altai ...
Kansas History as Seen in the Works of Margaret Hill McCarter
(Creighton University, 1937)
The undaunted initiative, the patient endurance, the great intelligence, and the exalted genius of the pioneers and founders of the state, have resulted in a high order of Kansas society. Prom the very first, even with ...
Catholicity in Wichita as Manifested Through the Growth and Development of Her Institutions
(Creighton University, 1935)
The greatest successes in life are not of the material or intellectual world as such, hut of the Kingdom of God. In these pages, I wish to call attention to the progress made by the Catholic Church from its introduction ...
A History of the Schools of the Sisters of Humility in Iowa
(Creighton University, 1935)
The purpose of this thesis is to furnish a concise and interesting account of the schools established and conducted by the Sisters of Humility in Iowa, where this community has labored for over fifty years. An earnest ...
The Quebec Act
(Creighton University, 1930)
The purpose of this thesis on the Quebec Act is to show that Religious Intolerance played an important role not only in the opposition manifested toward the act in England and America hut also in the events that brought ...
The Life and Editorials of C.P. Mooney
(Creighton University, 1932)
In choosing a subject for original investigation, the writer being a native Memphian, who grew from childhood during the years of C.P.J. Mooney's editorship of the Commercial Appeal, and who felt the steady growth of the ...
The Significance of Moral Values in the Poetry of Edwin Arlington Robinson
(Creighton University, 1939)
The purpose of this thesis is to show that the validity and excellence of Edwin Arlington Robinson's poetry is due chiefly to three characteristics: First, the poet's apparent realization of the beauty of right moral ...
A Study of Omaha Social Settlements
(Creighton University, 1934)
The social settlement as defined by John Lewis Gillin is "a center in which men and women of education, wealth and leisure, may meet on terms of neighborly friendliness the less fortunate citizens of their community, where ...
St. Augustine's Idea of Monasticism as Set Forth in his Correspondence
(Creighton University, 1931)
The purpose of this dissertation is to discover, from Augustine's own words, as expressed in his letters, as much as may he learned from direct statements about his views on the subjects of monasticism and the monastic ...
Partial Pressure of Hydrogen Chloride Above its Solutions in Non-aqueous Solvents. II Nitrobenzene Solutions
(Creighton University, 1938)
It has been pointed out by Rodebush and Ewart and in the first paper of this series that the vapor pressure of a volatile acid solute like hydrogen chloride provides a measure of the basicity of the solvent. The importance ...