...Benjamin Franklin Fisher, IV Miss May Sinclair, Novelist: A Biographical and Critical Introduction . By Boll Theophilus E. M. . Rutherford, N.J. : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press , 1973 . Pp. 332 . $18.00 . Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 134 The South...

... his next moment, and a malfunctioning prostate gland. Billy Barrett of Mississippi and Jake Horner of Maryland periodi­ cally suffer blank-out; Billy fugues as well. Binx Bolling of Lou­ isiana is an insomniac and victim of general malaise. All of these young men, plus Ebenezer Cooke of Maryland, have...

... Miss May Sinclair, Novelist: A Biographical and Critical Introduc­ tion. By Theophilus E. M. Boll. Rutherford, N.J.: Fairleigh Dickin­ son University Press, 1973. Pp. 332. $18.00. May Sinclair is now unfamiliar in courses and studies concerning the twentieth-century British novel. As the originator...

... saw the Bank beset by three scourges: low cotton prices, the boll wee­ vil, and the fertilizer-stock salesman. It might have weathered the boll weevil and the low prices, but the salesmen proved disastrous. Everyone, with a fascinated feeling of doom, had been watching the boll weevil make his way up...

... group. His land­ scape, notably, is of the genre of Lanier s; the love poems are strikingly like Hayne s. Compare Lanier s Corn with Timrod s Cotton Boll, and the similarity appears at once. Not only is the spirit the same, but the strength and romance of the southeast­ ern coloring. In other poems...

... have cleared above all expenses over $40.00 per acre on cotton this season, and under boll weevil con­ ditions. It is a little difficult to persuade these men to change their methods and go into a line of farming that, at best, will pay them only five to seven dollars per acre net. Hence it is best...

..., by Prof. Henry R. Seager, of Columbia University. Dr. Albert S. Bolles has written a book on Money, Banking, and Finance for the American Book Company, which is a pioneer of its kind. It differs from the usual work on the history and theory of money and banking in that it is devoted mainly to a detailed...

..., experimentation, education, and other steps to improve agriculture finally bore fruit in The Revolutionary New Century (1900-1950). For the first two decades high yields and rising cotton prices formed the base of Georgia s prosperity; after 1920 the boll weevil, Book Reviews 281 the depression and the New Deal...

..., the increase in size of seed pods or capsules (bolls), and the increase in number of seeds and the number and length of hairs borne on the seeds. Selection for characteristics desired by cotton growers not only speeded up the rate of change, but also caused it to proceed in directions quite different from...

... this could be done. Dr. Seaman A. Knapp, of the U. S. Department of Agri­ culture, was conducting a farm-demonstration in Texas, then newly-invaded by the boll-weevil, to show that cotton could be successfully raised, despite this pest, by the use of proper methods. The officers of the Board, visiting...

... regiments were then ordered to the front and obeyed without a single desertion. Bolling Hall s batallion, which was sent to the Western army for having in it such a society, made a splendid record at Chickamauga and in other battles, and came out of the Chicamauga fight with eighty-two bullet holes in its...

... : University of Chicago Press . Akça İsmet . 2018 . Olağanlaşan OHAL: KHK’ların Yasal Mevzuat Üzerindeki Etkileri (Extraordinary Rule becomes Ordinary: The Impact of the Decrees with the Force of Law on Laws and Regulations) . İstanbul : Heinrich Böll Stiftung . Alkan Mehmet . 2016...

..., the increase in size of seed pods or capsules (bolls), and the increase in number of seeds and the number and length of hairs borne on the seeds. Selection for characteristics desired by cotton growers not only speeded up the rate of change, but also caused it to proceed in directions quite different from...

... of the Commons, as a Paradigm Shift .” In Economics and the Common(s): From Seed Form to Core Paradigm; A Report on an International Conference on the Future of the Commons , 9 – 12 . Conference organized by the Heinrich Böll Foundation and Commons Strategies Group . Berlin : Heinrich Böll Foundation...

... declines. Diversification, experimentation, education, and other steps to improve agriculture finally bore fruit in The Revolutionary New Century (1900-1950). For the first two decades high yields and rising cotton prices formed the base of Georgia s prosperity; after 1920 the boll weevil, ...

... Cotton Association was organized at a pro­ pitious time. By the beginning of 1919 boll-weevil ravishes had forced farmers over the larger part of the cotton belt to introduce diversified crops on a scale never before known. The production of corn, velvet beans, peanuts, potatoes and to­ bacco reached...

... of the Resolution Process or AKP’s Middle East Policy .” Alternatif: Political Analysis and Commentary, Heinrich Böll Stiftung—Turkey , Issue 1 , November . tr.boell.org/de/2015/11/17/end-resolution-process-or-akps-middle-east-policy . GABB (Union of Southeastern Anatolia Region Municipalities) . 2016...