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Lawrence Haigh reflects on his maritime service on the Great Lakes and in the Merchant Marine during WWII. Part 1
No full textGift of Agnes Haigh Widder.Lawrence Haigh reflects on his maritime service on the Great Lakes and in the Merchant Marine during World War Two. Haigh, a native of Green bay, Wisconsin, talks about serving on several ships, sailing in convoys across the Atlantic and the Pacific, being bombed and strafed, and his activities when in port. Haigh cites specific names, places and dates from a small note-filled atlas he kept throughout his career to chronicle his travels. He also talks about going to school before the war and later attending the Merchant Marine Academy in New London, CT. Part one of two parts. Gift of Agnes Haigh Widder
Lawrence Haigh reflects on his maritime service on the Great Lakes and in the Merchant Marine during WWII. Part 2
No full textGift of Agnes Haigh Widder.Lawrence Haigh, a native of Green bay, Wisconsin, continues to reminisce about his maritime career in the Merchant Marine during World War Two. Haigh talks about his duties as an engineer on various ships, going to Japan in the summer of 1946 and selling sugar on the black market. Haigh also describes landing in Oakland, CA after the war and leaving the service to continue his education at the University of Wisconsin. Part two of two parts
Civil War Soldier Charles T. Haigh, ca. 1863
No full textLt. Charles T. Haigh (VMI Class of 1866), Co. B, 37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Confederate States Army. He was killed in action at Spotsylvania on May 12, 1864. While a cadet, Haigh witnessed the funeral of General Stonewall Jackson. See related resource link in full description below
A convention theory approach to corporate morality
No full textEditor's note.
Dr Matthew Haigh from the University of Southampton School of
Management raises an issue which is of concern not only to business ethics but
to moral philosophy in general: the conditions under which a company, as
opposed to an individual can make ethical decisions and behave as a morally
responsible entity. This involves considerations of the nature of practical
moral argumentation as well as recognizing the crucial role of leadership and
corporate culture. The key to a solution consists in the way that individuals
in a company are collectively involved in developing an ethical stance and
modifying that stance in response to perceived inconsistencies in an ongoing
reflexive process of self-criticism.<br/
Bert Haigh
No full textInterview with Bert Haigh (1874-1972), formerly of Nakusp, conducted by Milton Parent at the Haigh home in Vancouver, British Columbia, September 1972. Also present are Lucy May Haigh, Della Parent, Joseph Parent, Len Parent, Shirley Parent, and Bessie Vaughan
Post Office, Melbourne, 1861 [picture] /
No full text"Post Office, Melbourne"--Handwritten on mount lower centre. "E. Haigh"--Lower right.; Rex Nan Kivell Collection NK10699/8.; Condition: Good; some discolouration of mount.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an24612453; Exhibited: In a New Light: Australian Photography 1850s-1930s, National Library of Australia, 9 October 2003 - 26 January 2004.; Exhibited in online exhibition: "In a New Light: Australian Photography 1850s-1930s" at http://www.nla.gov.au/exhibitions/newlight/ ANL. Shows the General Post Office, Cnr Bourke and Elizabeth Streets, Melbourne, under construction. The GPO was built in three stages beginning in 1859 and completed in 1907
Lucy May Haigh (nee Bourne)
No full textInterview with Lucy May Haigh (1888-1978), formerly of Nakusp, conducted by Milton Parent at the Haigh home in Vancouver, British Columbia, September 1971. Also present are Bert Haigh, Della Parent, Joseph Parent, Len Parent, Shirley Parent, and Bessie Vaughan
Haigh & Birch (2021) Do generic attributions to ‘Scientists’ and ‘Experts’ amplify perceived conflict? Exp 1 (aka RPJ-2019-158: Study 8)
No full textStudy 1 from
Haigh, M., & Birch, H. A. (in prep.) Do generic attributions to ‘Scientists’ and ‘Experts’ amplify perceived conflict?
Also known as RPJ-2019-158: Study 8 as it was the 8th study listed in our funding proposa
Haigh & Birch (2021) Do generic attributions to ‘Scientists’ and ‘Experts’ amplify perceived conflict? Exp 1 (aka RPJ-2019-158: Study 8)
No full textStudy 1 from
Haigh, M., & Birch, H. A. (in prep.) Do generic attributions to ‘Scientists’ and ‘Experts’ amplify perceived conflict?
Also known as RPJ-2019-158: Study 8 as it was the 8th study listed in our funding proposa
Barbara Haigh
No full textBabrabara Haigh, president of the CWA Darwin Branch, 1976.Fuchs, Nancy.Date:197
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