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...Donald J. Raleigh Donald J. Raleigh Beyond Moscow and St. Petersburg: Some Reflections on the August Revolution, Provincial Russia, and Novostroika Rom its earliest days, the Soviet regime has demonstrated an unrivaled capacity among the major powers to project an image to the outside world...

...W. T. Laprade Freshest Advices: Early Provincial Newspapers in England . By Wiles R. M. . Columbus : Ohio State University Press , 1965 . Pp. xiv , 555 . $10.00 . Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 410 The South Atlantic Quarterly sipated on an issue which could...

...Richard R. Johnson English America and the Revolution of 1688: Royal Administration and the Structure of Provincial Government . By Sosin J. M. . Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press , 1982 . Pp. I , 321 . $25.00. Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 Book Reviews...

...Gary T. Davenport Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 Sean O Faolain s Troubles: Revolution and Provincialism in Modern Ireland Gary T. Davenport Yeats s famous assessment of the Easter Rising of 1916 All changed, changed utterly; / A terrible beauty is born 1 has proved...

..., pitting the vested interests of transnational political elites against the interests of local men and women in living a safe, everyday life. This essay first provides a brief history of two major military bases in the provincial city of Pyeongtaek. Then it examines how the antibase movement by local...

... the provincial working class to a group of progressive and educated urban citizens or the post-Soviet (or post-shock) effects of depoliticization resulting in a mistrust of any form of class identification. From official representatives of the protest, we heard that the people demanded only a new election...

... and challenges that the proposed E. L. Smith Solar Farm holds, as a municipal energy project, to positively disrupt oil-loyal provincial and federal power relations, specifically given the City of Edmonton’s August 2019 declaration of a climate emergency, the Wet’suwet’en cause and other solidarity blockades...

... an enlarged sphere of provincial action virtually mandatory. 11 There are no hard data to support this conclusion. It is based on subjective evidence obtained in interviews. There was agreement among most of those whom I interviewed that the quality of the members of the Provinciale Staten and particularly...

... the parlements skilfully played on such sentiments of provincialism in their attacks on the alleged despotic schemes of the royal govern­ ment while at the same time appealing to the rights of the nation. The government s last attempt at tax reform had come in 1787, when the then chief minister, Calonne, had...

... administrations provinciales", in Oeuvres completes de M. Necker, III, 333-367. Jourdan, Decrusy, Isambert, Recueil general des anciennes lois Francoises, XXV, No. 908, pp. 354, 355. 384 The South Atlantic Quarterly possible. As for the vote by head, it was the rule not only in the provincial assembly itself...

... ing of the 8th, the members continued to exercise their function as members of the Provincial Congress. The time that intervened between the adjournment of the con­ gress in April and the meeting of another in August was rich with events. The Mecklenburg Declaration, the action of the New Bern...

... of both provincial populations in 1837. When responsible government was achieved in 1848, it came about in an atmosphere of treason and violence. Finally, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island, less populous and less advanced in political organization than the other colonies, had most unhappy political...

... of England (10th ed.; 4 vols.; London, 1787), III, 126; IV, 302-307, 351-352, ii. For the presentment, see ibid., IV, 301-302. For indictments in Maryland, see Provincial Court Judgments, Liber E. I., No. 7, pp. 9, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. For presentments in Maryland, see Provincial Court Judgments, Liber E...

... impor­ tance and interest takes precedence of either the Declaration of May 20 or the Resolutions of May 31, viz., the adoption by the Provincial Congress, April 12,1776, of the resolution authorizing the delegates from North Carolina in the Continental Congress to vote for a Declaration of Independence...

... had been Mackenzie King s lieutenant), and Louis St. Laurent, as well as the Quebec of Maurice Duplessis, passed into history. Since then French Canada has been going through what is euphemis­ tically called the quiet revolution. Much earlier, the old-line Liberals had lost the provincial government...

... the eye of another local man, Ray Paaske, he rec­ ognized the potential tourist appeal of Danish provincial and proceeded to build several downtown stores in that style. 790 Anders Linde-Laursen It was in this context of burgeoning Danish signifiers that an article on Solvang published in the Saturday...

... of subordination to an English-speaking majority in the new federal parliament, while the English minority in Lower Canada was concerned over their possible subjection to a Frenchspeaking majority in the new provincial legislature. Cartier, using all the eloquence at his command, carried Confederation by a narrow...

... manuscript ma­ terial upon these provincial workshops of the period 1788-92, but no one has yet published this material either in documen­ tary or narrative form. Leon Lallemand, the most famous historian of French charity, also alludes to many of these provincial workshops. While we do not possess detailed...

..., leaving only policy-making to the secretariats in the provincial capitals. To emphasize the new orientation of the administration, develop­ ment was made the officer s principal obligation, followed by revenue collection, and lastly law and order. Finally, in order to bridge the traditional gap between...

.... There is a *The American Mind. By Bliss Perry. Boston and New York : Houghton, Mifflin Company, 1912; Your United, States. By Arnold Bennett. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1912 ; The Provincial American. By Meredith Nichol­ son. Boston and New York : Houghton Mifflin and Company, 1912. Humanly Speaking. By S. M. Crothers...