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Land Grant Application- Dennison, David (Freeport)
Get PDFLand grant application submitted to the Maine Land Office for David Dennison for service in the Revolutionary War.https://digitalmaine.com/revolutionary_war_me_land_office/1257/thumbnail.jp
Lines in Fond Remembrance of Mrs. Dennison
Get PDFSong concerning the death of members of the Dennison family who perished in a house fire, 26 August 1878, in Birmingham, UKhttps://egrove.olemiss.edu/kgbsides_uk/1491/thumbnail.jp
Review of Temple, by George Dennison. With a related piece on Dennison, who d
No full textReview of Temple, by George Dennison. With a related piece on Dennison, who died of cancer in 1987
David Folsom, Mrs. Collection
No full textPhotograph of David Folsom, a Choctaw, with his wife and girlfriend. Photo by Moore, Dennison, TX
Thomas Scott letter to Governor William Dennison, September 23, 1861
No full textLetter dated September 23, 1861, from Thomas A. Scott, Acting Secretary of War with the United States War Department, to Ohio Governor William Dennison. Scott states that the War Department requests no troops hereafter furnished by Ohio for the military service be uniformed in gray, which is the color generally worn by soldiers of the Confederate Army. He indicates that the blue uniform adopted for the United States Army is recommended as readily distinguishable from the enemy.
Dennison served as Ohio governor from January 9, 1860, through January 13, 1862, and largely organized the mobilization of Ohio's military service during the first years of the Civil War. He was the namesake of Camp Dennison, a training camp and medical post for the Union Army between 1861 and 1865 located near Dennison's hometown of Cincinnati
Review of Political Bossism in Mid-America: Tom Dennison\u27s Omaha 1900-1933
Get PDFOrville D. Menard\u27s Political Bossism in MidAmerica is an in-depth account of the political machine that controlled Omaha, Nebraska, during the first third of the twentieth century. Thomas Dennison, the man who stood at the helm of that machine, is the book\u27s central character, and the author scrutinizes Dennison\u27s long and colorful career from almost every imaginable angle. Furthermore, Menard keeps Dennison and his city in their national context. Tom Dennison was one of many pragmatic urban bosses who came to power in cities filled with immigrants needing powerful friends who could help them in times of need. In return for or in anticipation of that assistance, foreign born voters willingly supported their benefactors\u27 candidates for public office. Dennison also acted as a liaison between city hall and the legitimate and illegitimate business communities
Buckwheat allergy: a potential problem in 21st century Britain
No full textBuckwheat is commonly consumed in many parts of the world and has recently become more available in the UK. Buckwheat allergy is well recognised in parts of mainland Europe and Asia, typically associated with consumption of specific regional foods. No adult cases of buckwheat allergy in the UK have been reported in the literature. The authors present two cases of buckwheat allergy that presented to our UK allergy service recently. A 57-year-old man presented with anaphylaxis after eating home-baked bread prepared using buckwheat flour bought in France. In the second case, a 63-year-old lady presented with bronchospasm and urticaria after consuming health-food muesli. Sensitisation was confirmed in both cases by positive skin prick testing and specific IgE to buckwheat. Given the growing popularity of foods that may contain buckwheat, including ethnic and health-food ranges, buckwheat allergy is likely to become increasingly common in the UK
Our Creation Stories
No full textabstract: In commemoration of Mother’s Day, the Heard partnered with Creative Push, a multimedia art and oral history project that focuses on the most formative of human experiences: birth. Our Creation Stories is a short film featuring five Native women from across the Southwest sharing their stories of the changing history, culture, and traditions of birth. A moderated panel discussion followed with Nicolle Gonzales, founder of the Changing Woman Initiative and a certified nurse-midwife, Renee Dennison, artist, and Patrisia Gonzales PhD., author of Red Medicine: Traditional Indigenous Rites of Birthing and Healing
Global intimacy and cultural intoxication: Japanese and South Korean film in the twenty-first century
No full textThis is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Routledge via the link in this record.
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