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A letter from Maury Wolfson to Dr. Hector P. Garcia
No full textA letter from Maury Wolfson, Chairman of the Human Relations Commission for the City of Corpus Christi, to Dr. Hector P. Garcia, congratulating him on having Greenwood Park renamed in his honor
Henri Temianka Correspondence; (wolfson)
No full textThis collection contains material pertaining to the life, career, and activities of Henri Temianka, violin virtuoso, conductor, music teacher, and author. Materials include correspondence, concert programs and flyers, music scores, photographs, and books.https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/temianka_correspondence/3047/thumbnail.jp
Letter to C. W. Bryant, re: guidance of Svein Hamb in achieving "value objectives" on a turbo-shaft jet engine.--Correspondence
No full textLetter to C. W. Bryant, re: guidance of Svein Hamb in achieving "value objectives" on a turbo-shaft jet engine. Attached, letter of appreciation to L. D. Miles for Svein Hamb's work from M. K. Wolfson
Wolfson publishes article in AALL Spectrum
No full textResearch and Copyright Services Librarian Stephen M. Wolfson published Undergraduate Law Courses: A New Opportunity for Law Librarians in 25.4 AALL Spectrum 17 (2021) (with T. Striepe)
Wolfson publishes article in AALL Spectrum
No full textResearch and Copyright Services Librarian Stephen M. Wolfson published Undergraduate Law Courses: A New Opportunity for Law Librarians in 25.4 AALL Spectrum 17 (2021) (with T. Striepe)
J. Brooks, M. Mayer, E.S. Herman, N. Wolfson, L.M. Kohlmeier, R. Blodgett, Conflicts of Interest
No full textJ. Brooks, M. Mayer, E.S. Herman, N. Wolfson, L.M. Kohlmeier, R. Blodgett, Conflicts of Interest. In: Revue internationale de droit comparé. Vol. 29 N°3, Juillet-septembre 1977. p. 617
Supplemental material for Benefits of combining prevalent and incident cohorts: An application to myotonic dystrophy
No full textSupplemental material for Benefits of combining prevalent and incident cohorts: An application to myotonic dystrophy by David B Wolfson, Ana F Best, Vittorio Addona, Julian Wolfson and Shahinaz M Gadalla in Statistical Methods in Medical Research</p
J. Brooks, M. Mayer, E.S. Herman, N. Wolfson, L.M. Kohlmeier, R. Blodgett, Conflicts of Interest
No full textJ. Brooks, M. Mayer, E.S. Herman, N. Wolfson, L.M. Kohlmeier, R. Blodgett, Conflicts of Interest. In: Revue internationale de droit comparé. Vol. 29 N°3, Juillet-septembre 1977. p. 617
Book review: Corporate First Amendment Rights and the SEC. By Nicholas Wolfson ; Freedom of Expression in the American Military: A Communication Modeling Analysis. By Cathy Packer.
No full textBook review: Corporate First Amendment Rights and the SEC. By Nicholas Wolfson. Westport, Conn.: Quorum
Books. 1990. Pp. vi, 178 ; Freedom of Expression in the American Military: A Communication Modeling Analysis. By Cathy Packer. New York, N.Y.: Praeger Publishers.
1989. Pp. xii, 268. Reviewed by: John M. Rogers.Rogers, John M.. (1991). Book review: Corporate First Amendment Rights and the SEC. By Nicholas Wolfson ; Freedom of Expression in the American Military: A Communication Modeling Analysis. By Cathy Packer.. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/166042
The Wedding of Charles I and Henrietta Maria, 1625. Celebrations and Controversy
No full textThe union of 1625 between Charles Stuart, the Protestant king of Great Britain, and Henrietta Maria, a Catholic Bourbon princess, was a unique cross-confessional alliance in post-Reformation Europe. The volume brings together literary, art, music, and political-cultural scholars to explore for the first time the variety of celebrations that accompanied the match.
On 11 May 1625 Charles I married Henrietta Maria, the youngest sister of Louis XIII of France. The match signalled Britain’s firm alignment with France against Habsburg Spain and promised well for future relations between the two countries. However, the union between a Protestant king and a Catholic princess was controversial from the start and the marriage celebrations were fraught with tensions. They were further disrupted by the sudden death of James I and an outbreak of the plague, which prevented large-scale public celebrations in London. The British weather also played its part. In fact, unlike other state occasions, the celebrations exposed weaknesses in the display of royal grandeur and national superiority. To a large extent they also failed to hide the tensions in the Stuart-Bourbon alliance. Instead they revealed the conflicting expectations of the two countries, each convinced of its own superiority and intent on furthering its own national interests. Less than two years later Britain was effectively in a state of war against France.
In this volume, leading scholars from a variety of disciplines explore for the first time the marriage celebrations of 1625, with a view to uncovering the differences and misunderstandings beneath the outward celebration of union and concord. By taking into account the ceremonial, political, religious and international dimensions of the event, the collection paints a rounded portrait of a union that would become personally successful, but complicated by the various tensions played out in the marriage celebrations and discussed here
Introduction–MALCOLM SMUTS * The Anglo-French-Scottish Marital Triangle, c. 1200-1625 – LUCINDA DEAN * Charles and Henrietta Maria, Personality and Politics, 1600-1625 –J.R. MULRYNE * Henrietta Maria, Pierre de Bérulle and the Plague of 1625-1626 –KAREN BRITLAND * Henrietta Maria’s Progress through France and the Entry into Amiens –M-C. CANOVA-GREEN * Dressing and Decorating for the Wedding Celebrations of 1625 –ERIN GRIFFEY * Multiple Voices in Festival Accounts of the Marriage of Charles and Henrietta Maria –MARGARET SHEWRING * The Welcoming Journey of Queen Henrietta Maria and Stuart-Bourbon Relations, 1625–26 –SARA WOLFSON * John Finch’s Speech for the King and Queen at Canterbury –SARA TREVISAN * Robert Herrick, Clipsby Crew, and the Politics of English Epithalamium in 1625 –KEVIN LAAM *The Festivities that Never Were, 1625-1626 –SYDNEY ANGLO * The Forms of Court Ballets in France, 1621–27 –MARGARET M. MCGOWAN * Inigo Jones between a Spanish Princess and a French Queen –JOHN PEACOCK *The’ French Court Aires With their Ditties Englished’ of 1629 –THOMAS LECONTE * A Nuptial Allegory on the Ceiling of the Queen’s BedChamber at the Queen’s House, Greenwich –GORDON HIGGOTT * Appendices * Inde
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