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    Neo-Traditionalist Fantasies: Colonialism, Modernism, and Fascism in Greater France 1870-1962 

    Churchill, Christopher (2015-07-29)
    Neo-traditionalism was a classicist and colonialist project for regenerating the nation, inaugurated by French avant-garde intellectuals in the fin-de-siècle. Most were formerly Symbolists. They wanted to regenerate a ...
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    Apologists, Prohibitionists, and Systemic Inertia: The Origins of Global Drug Control, 1900-1945 

    Couchman, Michael
    This thesis examines the early evolution of the global prohibitory regime surrounding the production, manufacture, distribution, and consumption of illicit drugs --notably opium, cocaine, and cannabis. The primary focus ...
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    The Honest Man/L’Homme Honnête: The Colonial Gentleman, the Development of the Press, and the Race and Gender Discourses of the Newspapers in the British “Province of Quebec,” 1764-1791 

    Martin, Valerie
    This dissertation examines the new public world of print that emerged and developed in the “Province of Quebec” from 1764 to 1791. Using discourse analysis, it argues that the press reflected, and contributed to producing ...
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    Analysis of Clay Minerals in the Mudflats of Sulfate-Rich Saline Lakes 

    Bentz, Jennifer
    Clay minerals are important targets for interpreting past environments due to their ubiquity on the surface of terrestrial planets, sensitivity to the prevailing geochemical conditions, and ability to preserve biosignatures. ...
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    The Pilgrim Trust: A History of a "salvage corps" and its Efforts to Preserve the Image of the Nation during Britain's Mid-Twentieth Century 

    Dettinger, Kayla
    To know the history of the Pilgrim Trust is to also know Britain’s response to several of its greatest challenges of the twentieth century. Still in operation today, the Pilgrim Trust directly engaged at both national and ...
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    Hydrated Sodium-Magnesium Sulfate Minerals Associated with Inland Saline Systems 

    Leduc, Evelyne Marie Sylvie (2010-09-16)
    Hydrated sodium-magnesium sulfate minerals are common in many continental evaporite settings around the world. The crystallization sequence of these minerals depends on such parameters as the composition of the parent ...
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    Multibranched rangeomorphs from the Ediacaran Mistaken Point assemblage, Newfoundland, Canada 

    Bamforth, Emily (2010-02-10)
    Rangeomorphs are a distinct group of millimeter- to meter-scale soft-bodied macrofossils that are restricted to the latter half of the late Neoproterozoic Ediacaran Period (635Ma- 542Ma). These fossils represent an extinct ...
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    Days of Action: Ontario's Extra-Parliamentary Opposition to the Common Sense Revolution, 1995-1998 

    Nesbitt, Douglas
    From 1995 to 1998, Ontario was the site of a sustained political and industrial conflict between the provincial government of Premier Mike Harris and a loosely-coordinated protest movement of labour unions, community ...
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    The Ordering of Things: Narrative Geographies of Bloody Falls and the Central Canadian Arctic 

    Cameron, Emilie (2015-12-16)
    This study examines the geographies of the Bloody Falls massacre story, an account of a massacre of a group of Inuit by a group of Dene allegedly witnessed by explorer Samuel Hearne along the Coppermine River in July 1771. ...
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    Stress Estimation From Borehole Scans For Prediction Of Excavation Overbreak In Brittle Rock 

    Leriche, Andrew
    In the field of geomechanics, one of the most important considerations during design is the state of stress that exists at the location of a project. Despite this, stress is often the most poorly understood site characteristic, ...
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