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New Jersey's Charitable Cooks: A Checklist of Fund-Raising Cook Books Published in New Jersey (1879-1915)
Cook provides and introduction to fund-raising with cooks books and a checklist of those from New Jersey
The Case of Grace: Strategic Rationales Underlying the Therapy Process
This is a response to three commentaries to my case study of "Grace" (Pass, 2012), which utilized an integrative treatment for a survivor of a single traumatic incident. My therapeutic approach (the "AEDP-Writing" model) began with a foundation in Diana Fosha’s Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) and then added Expressive Writing to the treatment in order for Grace to more directly process her trauma. Two of the commentaries are by practitioners and scholars of integrative treatment, Stanley Messer and George Stricker, and the third is by a pair of more empirically-influenced researchers, Kara Harmon and Michael Lambert. In the following response, I consider these thoughtful commentaries and offer my feedback
"Coercion in Japan": A Historical Footnote
Burks reveals the background of efforts in the last nineteenth century to revise the "unequal treaty status" of Japan. He basis his story on a complete file of clippings and letters concerning an incident in 1887-88 from the William Elliot Griffis Papers at Rutgers. This folio is of historic interest because it sheds new light on very delicate Japanese-American diplomatic relations at the time
Palmart's "Reportorium de Pravitate Haereticorum"
Pincus discusses the Library's acquisition of "Reportorium de Pravitate Haereticorum," which was printed in Valencia in 1494, and is dated in the colophon September 16. It is a manual of the Inquisition in the form of a dictionary and valuable both as a text and as an incunabulum
New Jersey Goes to War
Miers reconstructions the events surrounding New Jersey's entry into the Civil War, using accounts for contemporary New Jersey newspapers