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  • The Second National Period of American Literature

    Creator:
    Gray, Greta India and Hansell, Lora
    Abstract:
    As young as American Literature is, it has been found necessary to divide it into five periods, namely: First Colonial Period (1620-1689); Second Colonial Period (1689-1763); Revolutionary (1763 -1815); First National Period (1815 -1863). Though by courtesy called Literature, the first attempts at writing by our forefathers cannot properly be...
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis
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    . THESIS on THE SECOND NATIONAL PERIOD OF AMERICAN LITERATURE. Submitted to the Faculty of the OREGON

  • Fire insurance

    Creator:
    Leonard, Homer Clarence
    Abstract:
    During the last twenty-five or thirty years the growth of the fire insurance business of the United States has been in close correspondence with the increase in this country of insurable property, and hence at present, instead of not realizing the advantages of this form of protection against loss, it...
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis
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    the State of Oregon. The Secretary of State is Insurance Commissioner, and no company, corporation

  • The organization of the Union Pacific

    Creator:
    Baker, Walter Rawalt
    Abstract:
    This thesis is mainly a collection of historic data regarding the Union Pacific Railroad together with the opinions of various persons regarding the Union Pacific; also opinions on corporations in general and railway corporations in particular.
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis
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    average ten dollars per acre more than it is worth today. In other words the state of Oregon would

  • Water Supplies

    Creator:
    Harrington, Gretta
    Abstract:
    Water is one of the primary wants of human life no less essential than air and food hence the strong and religious interest that has been attached to the means of its supply. In the earliest records of civilization we read of the digging of wells and building of water...
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis
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    Submitted to the Faculty of the OREGON AGF.ICULTURAL COLLEGE for the degree of Bachelor of Science

  • Salads

    Creator:
    Russ, Edna Mae
    Abstract:
    "Salads are not a food of nutriment but are healthful because of mineral salts, which contain cooling and crispness properties--variety they give the diet. And salads should be served at every luncheon and dinner, the meat salad being served at luncheon or supper, while the lighter in dietetic value with...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    w-en. gMre is served the\ with the game. "O» h rbacious treat: T'would tempt the dying anchorite

  • The Standard Oil Company and the Development of Corporations

    Creator:
    Christiansen, Conrad
    Abstract:
    As far back as History goes we have conclusive proof that man has traded commodities with his fellow-men. At first these exchanges were in the form of barter, a man would trade something which he had and did not care much for,with another man who had something he desired more....
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis
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    . A Thesis in Business Administration. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. 1909. C O N T ENT S

  • The Works of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Her Place in American Literature

    Creator:
    Thomson, Rilla A.
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis
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    =RICAN LITERATURE. SUBMITTED to the FACULTY of the OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE for. the Degree of

  • Mushrooms : Their Cultivation, Preservation and Culinary Preparation, Including Descriptions of the Common Edible Varieties

    Creator:
    Winniford, Martha and Davidson, Gertrude
    Abstract:
    M. E. Hard defines a mushroom as "a cellular, flowerless plant, nourished by the mycelium which permeates the soil or other substances on which the mushroom grows". In all probability mushrooms are the most, interesting of all the higher organized fungi. Within the past few years, interest in them has...
    Resource Type:
    Undergraduate Thesis