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Annual report of the town of Roxbury, New Hampshire for the year ending December 31, 2024
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Music manuscript from the CDSS collection
Get PDFA music manuscript with the notation for the song Mr. Turner\u27s Academy Cotillon on the front. The reverse side has notation for the songs Blue Bonnet , Female Rake , and The Oddity . Sources are listed on the manuscript. Part of the collection of songs and dances from the 17th and 18th centuries gathered by Bessie Osgood; Mr. Turner\u27s Academy Cotillon is in G major and 2/4 time; Blue Bonnet is in G major and 2/4 time; Female Rake is in D major and 6/8 time; The Oddity is in G major and 6/8 time.https://scholars.unh.edu/cdss_music_and_dance/1013/thumbnail.jp
Stoddard New Hampshire annual town report 2025, fiscal year ending 2024
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Annual report of the town officers of the town of Stratford, New Hampshire for the year ending December 31, 2024
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Advances in Ocean Mapping and Nautical Cartography
Get PDFThe Special Issue of Geomatics on Advances in Ocean Mapping and Nautical Cartography addresses emerging methodologies, technologies, and applications in ocean mapping. This collection includes studies on the development of high-resolution seabed mapping techniques, innovative data processing for marine cartography, and advancements in hydrographic surveying. It highlights the importance of integrating geospatial data from sources such as remote sensing, autonomous underwater vehicles, and satellite-based observations. Additionally, articles discuss challenges and strategies for ensuring data accuracy and accessibility, reflecting a growing interest in sustainable marine resource management and navigation safety enhancements
Examining the relationship between child trafficking, intercountry adoption, and China\u27s one-child policy
Get PDFThis presentation explores the relationship between China\u27s one-child policy, which was in effect between 1979 and 2016, the intercountry adoption program, which was open between 1992 and 2024, and child trafficking as a consequence of intercountry adoption
The Female Patient and the Male Doctor: Gender, Power, and Psychiatry in 19th-Century America
No full textThe Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) allows students to pursue original, independent research in close collaboration with a faculty mentor. The subject Claire investigated was the experience of women institutionalized for mental illness in nineteenth-century America, as recorded in their own words. Having first encountered these narratives in a seminar on the history of madness and mental institutions, Claire initially set out to study autobiographical accounts written by women who were institutionalized involuntarily, often by male relatives. These narratives, long overlooked in the historiography, have typically been read as evidence of patriarchal control and the misuse of psychiatric power. However, as Claire expanded her research, she discovered a parallel set of narratives written by women who voluntarily sought treatment for mental illness. Unlike the involuntary accounts, these narratives offered a more complex reflection on how mental illness was experienced, understood, and interpreted within nineteenth-century social and medical culture. Using this shift as her research focus, Claire analyzed these narratives through the lens of medical anthropology to explore how women’s self-reported experiences challenged the psychiatric thinking of the time. Her project reveals that these accounts were not only personal testimonies but also powerful critiques of the gendered assumptions embedded in psychiatric diagnosis and treatment
