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Letter from John Rowe to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from John Rowe, Oylegate, Enniscorthy (County Wexford), to Hagan. He and Fr. Keating received such a royal reception in Dublin that consequently King Billy, Victoria and Edward III were blown up a few hours later. Advising him that Fr. Fitzhenry, Lady's Island, died suddenly. In deep thanks for hospitality given to him in Rome
Kenneth W. Rowe Jr. M.D.
No full textThis oral history may be streamed from the Winkler Center websiteKenneth W. Rowe Jr. M.D. interviewed by John W. Vester M.D. August 25, 198
Letter from John F. Shiggins to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from John F. Shiggins, 11 Rowe Street, Wexford, to Hagan. He is better and wishes to be back in Rome 'to enjoy the never-ending sport and enjoyment there'. Season's greetings
John J. Rowe photograph
No full textOwned by the Ohio River Company, the John J. Rowe was a stern wheeler that carried freight up and down the Ohio River. It was built in 1963 in Neville Island, Pennsylvania
John J. Rowe: 1944-2016
No full textJohn J. Rowe, University of Dayton professor emeritus of biology, died Friday, July 22. He was 71
Moyle, John Rowe-Residence P.1
No full text26524 Preservation. John Rowe Moyle home and Indian tower, Alpine, Utah, Utah County, c. 1912 prior to house expansion
Afterlives of modernism: liberalism, transnationalism, and political critique
No full textAbout the Book
(from upne.com) In times of liberal despair it helps to have someone like John Carlos Rowe put things into perspective, in this case, with a collection of essays that asks the question, Must we throw out liberalism\u27s successes with the neoliberal bathwater? Rowe first lays out a genealogy of early twentieth-century modernists, such as Gertrude Stein, John Dos Passos, William Faulkner, and Ralph Ellison, with an eye toward stressing their transnationally engaged liberalism and their efforts to introduce into the literary avant-garde the concerns of politically marginalized groups, whether defined by race, class, or gender. The second part of the volume includes essays on the works of Harper Lee, Thomas Berger, Louise Erdrich, and Philip Roth, emphasizing the continuity of efforts to represent domestic political and social concerns. While critical of the increasingly conservative tone of the neoliberalism of the past quarter-century, Rowe rescues the value of liberalism\u27s sympathetic and socially engaged intent, even as he criticizes modern liberalism\u27s inability to work transnationally.
About the Author
(from upne.com) John Carlos Rowe is USC Associates\u27 Professor of the Humanities and Chair of the Department of American Studies and Ethnicity at the University of Southern California. He is the author of numerous books, including The New American Studies, as well as over a hundred scholarly essays and critical reviews.
About the Electronic Publication
This electronic publication of Afterlives of Modernism was made possible with the permission of the author. The University Press of New England created EPUB and PDF files from a scanned copy of the book.
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Resenha de: Los Incas del Cuzco. Siglos XVI-XVII-XVIII, por John Rowe (2003)
No full textReview of the book written by John Rowe (2003) titled Los Incas del Cuzco. Siglos XVI-XVII-XVIII. Cusco, Instituto Nacional de Cultura-Región Cusco. Reseña sobre el libro escrito por John Rowe (2003) titulado Los Incas del Cuzco. Siglos XVI-XVII-XVIII. Cusco, Instituto Nacional de Cultura-Región Cusco. Resenha do livro escrito por John Rowe (2003) intitulado Los Incas del Cuzco. Siglos XVI-XVII-XVIII. Cusco, Instituto Nacional de Cultura-Región Cusco. 
Rowe, George. August 14, 2018. C. Braye and J. Harnum interviewing George Rowe, Port Hope Simpson
No full textGeorge Rowe discusses his biographical background; boat building experience; and fishing. His wife Dorothy was also present during the interview
“Parochial Queries for Berkshire. Circulated by Mr. [E. Rowe] Mores in 1759.”.
No full textVaria. -- Pertenece a la colección Varia del Salamanca Corpus. -- John Nichols, 1745-1826. -- “Parochial Queries for Berkshire. Circulated by Mr. [E. Rowe] Mores in 1759”. -- 1783.[ES] Datos sobre pronunciación y vocabulario en Berkshire en 1759.
[EN] 1759 data about Berkshire vocabulary and pronunciation
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