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Theses/Dissertations from 1962
A form for formlessness the study of a primary structuring device in Thomas Wolfe's novel "Look Homeward, Angel"., Laurence C. LeCapelain
Dissolution of tin in hydrochloric acid., Alex W. K. Lui
Matrix analysis of frames with semi-rigid connections., Gerard R. Monforton
Roman Catholic elementary education and the movement for educational reform in England, 1869--1872., Gerald Wayne Olsen
Educational morality plays 1495--1575: A thematic analysis., Ignatius O'Neill
I. Polarographic determination of alpha-methyl-DL-cystine II. Synthesis of alpha substituted amino acids., Raphael M. Ottenbrite
The pattern and the significance of the travel metaphor in "Walden"., Geraldine Payne
The influence of situational variables on level of self-acceptance., Kenneth S. Solway
An experimental study of natural convection heat transfer to non-Newtonian fluids in confined horizontal layers., Carl C. St. Pierre
The budgetary system and fiscal policy in Canada., John Strick
Canada and Red China: Problems of recognition., Ronald H. Wagenberg
Theses/Dissertations from 1961
Barclay's "Nepenthes, or The Vertues of Tabacco" with an introduction., Walter H. Armes
The photodegradation of polyacrylonitrile in solution., Ivan Jack Bastien
Sensitized fluorescence in potassium vapour., I. H. Brockman
The redevelopment area of Windsor to 1900., William R. Gross
Spiritual substance in the philosophy of George Berkeley., Edward G. King
An evaluation of the sensitivity of the Semantic Differential in measuring concept-shifts resulting from transfer of information., T. M. O'Sullivan
A validation of the Finley-Thompson Short Form of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children for the educable mentally retarded., Michael Carl Sosulski
"To admonish the great and the small": The sermons of Hugh Latimer as moral commentary on the social and economic life of the sixteenth century., Mary Margaret Westgate
Theses/Dissertations from 1960
The prime ministership of R. B. Bennett: A view of his political significance., Leon Levine
Epic features of "Brebeuf and His Brethren" by E. J. Pratt., Alixe Catherine Paisley
Phase equilibria in the quaternary system uranium dioxide(nitrate)-aluminum(nitrate)-nitric acid-water., Robert Douglas Thibodeau
Theses/Dissertations from 1959
The soul exceeds the proportion of matter., Norman J. Langlois
The Irish University Question and the Queen's Colleges, 1845--1850, viewed through contemporary British and Irish periodicals., Richard Moriarty