...W. T. L. The Old School Tie . By Tuckerman Arthur . New York : Macmillan Company , 1954 . Pp. 240 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 160 The South Atlantic Quarterly editor s view it is the various meanings which historians have found in America s past...

...Keith Werhan 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Keith Werhan The Tie That Binds: Constitutional Law and Culture, Obscenity and Child Pornography The rule-of-law...

... of the Republican contingent. Without interference that motion would have been lost by a tie vote of 15 to 15; but the Democratic presiding officer, sitting temporarily, might have been counted upon to rule that the Senator whose seat was in question could not vote upon the motion affecting himself. Against...

... evidence of much thought and hard work. Each of the essays is prefaced with an introduction which attempts to tie it to the general theme and which tells something of the subject and the author. The volume is amply documented and, unlike most collections, it has a useful index. Even though the key...

... to the foregoing types certain details of a seem­ ingly trivial, realistic sort: Stand before my glass and tie my tie, comb my hair, my watch is wound, a key is in my pocket, hum­ ming a tune I know. These little acts of habit, the poet seems to say, become significant when they blind us to beauty...

... a more extensive part in actual female life than the English novel, turning on its male-female pivot, has historically acknowledged, it was probably inevitable that women authors would come to scrutinize the closest female tie of all. Was it as inevitable that their scrutiny would make the daughter...

... the management sold standing room in the windows. Often many were turned away. The showboats passed up most of The Showboat Drifts Downstream 323 the larger towns. Today they pass by the villages and tie up in the cities. At plantation stops away down the Mississippi the showboat in the old days, would tie up...

... of the League tie; Soviet writers showed that they had no in­ tention of forgetting or soft-pedaling the old malice toward the League. To the Soviet reader the League was presented as a rather feeble instrument which the U.S.S.R. could not afford to ignore in her struggle for peace. The people were advised...

... were bound most strongly by the economic tie. Thus when the political bond appeared weakest, the economic link was strongest. In dealing with the influence of public opinion on American foreign policy Professor Allen believes that the Irish in America have had more influence on American foreign policy...

.... However, as 634 Asada Akira the value of becoming an adult declined throughout the 1970s while Japan s infantile capitalism swept over Asia, it started to lift its head again. The tie between Nakasone Yasuhiro, formerly of the navy, and the so-called neo-Kyoto school can be seen as a symbol...

.... Three appendixes provide some unusual information, including Useful Knots and How to Tie Them. A good index rounds out a presentable little book. Harry R. Stevens. Aerial Gunner from Virginia: The Letters of Don Moody to His Family during 1944. Edited by William Edwin Hemphill. Rich­ mond...

... to marry those unfit for conjugal and parental relations, then they may with a good conscience insist on a permanent marriage tie. The state also will as public opinion develops assume the same atti­ tude, and make sound physical and moral health a prerequisite for a legal marriage. $ .75 postpaid. ...

... generalistic ap­ proach leads to distortion or omission. In his discussion of Lloyd George s negotiations with the Irish in 1916 he alludes to Sir Edward Carson as a leader of the southern Unionists, a recognition never accorded to the Ulster leader. Moreover the author neglects to point out the crucial tie...

... and blind: It is more than probable that this is the last official com­ munication I shall have to make to your honorable body; tomorrow severs the political tie that now unites us. In re­ tiring from the distinguished position I now occupy, I leave it pleading in behalf of these unfortunate and helpless...

... . “ Broken Promises .” Bloomberg Markets , November . Weikel Dan . 2012 . “ Risky Bonds Tie Schools to Debt .” Los Angeles Times , November 29 . http://articles.latimes.com/2012/nov/29/local/la-me-school-bond-20121129 . Youngman Joan . 2011 . “ TIF at a Turning Point: Defining Debt...

... s tact and intelligence are so strong that he manages to be both penetrating and entertaining. He has an excellent sense of the limits of his subject, holds to its rather sharp restrictions, and thus is able to suggest a legitimate and complex tie between art and its culture. He traces a progression...

... discussion of Lloyd George s negotiations with the Irish in 1916 he alludes to Sir Edward Carson as a leader of the southern Unionists, a recognition never accorded to the Ulster leader. Moreover the author neglects to point out the crucial tie which developed in this instance between the southern Unionists...

... that members of the Privy Council were likewise members of everything else, even commissions of the peace. We would like to move out into a shire with these councillor-justices and see just how the work of the justice of the peace was guided so as to restore order throughout the realm and tie up local...

... Knots and How to Tie Them. A good index rounds out a presentable little book. Harry R. Stevens. Aerial Gunner from Virginia: The Letters of Don Moody to His Family during 1944. Edited by William Edwin Hemphill. Rich­ mond: The Virginia State Library, 1950. Pp. 30, 366. $3.50. These are the letters...

.... Thus, they could maximize profits, stave off rebelliousness among poor whites, and, by importing black slaves on a large scale, tie the dangling cords of white identity. Once the lower-class white man perceived his social distance from alien Africans and prospered a little, he became less turbulent...