presidents industrial wissenschaft emanzipation

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Briefwechsel mit seiner Verlobten Auguste Auerbach, 1845-1849: Ein Beitrag zur judischen Wissenschaft und ...
Moritz Steinschneider

Campus, 1995

James K. Polk: Eleventh President 1845-1849 (Getting to Know the Us Presidents)

1 review

Children's Press(CT), 2005

Very simplistic overview
This book is a very simplistic overview of the life of James Polk. It is suitable for those looking to find out the BAREST MINIMAL details of this great man's life. Instead, I recommend _James K. Polk_ by Sean McCollum. For juvenile non-fiction, it gives the same information, but with more detail... just enough to give a sense of the man and the time he lived.

Polk: The Diary of a President 1845-1849

3 reviews
James K. Polk

Reprint Services Corp, 1991

A Cloistered Presidency
"No President who performs his duties faithfully and conscientiously can have any leisure." -James Polk Polk's diary is an indispensible record of the thoughts and feelings of James K. Polk during the majority of his single term in office. He served from 1845-49. Here we have brief, nearly daily, sketches of the inner workings of the Polk White House. Polk reveals himself as a staid, ...

Famine and Community in Mullingar Poor Law Union, 1845-1849: Mud Cabins and Fat Bullocks (Maynooth Studies in ...
Seamus O'Brien

Irish Academic Press, 1999

The sesquicentennial commemoration of the Great Irish famine has led to renewed interest in the regional impact of this watershed in Irish history. This is a micro-regional analysis of the social and spatial staple food of almost 40 per cent of this midland Union's population. It challenges the traditional portrayal of the peasantry as merely helpless victims of both laissez-faire economics and evicting landlords. This region's microcosmic ...

The Evolution Of Industrial Freedom In Prussia, 1845-1849
Hugo C. M. Wendel

University Press of the Pacific, 2004

Between the German revolution of 1848 and that of 1918, the parallel is interesting: in both, the laboring-classes played a prominent part; and, in both, the industrial problem came up for solution. During the recent revolution, the employees gave expression to their belief that the industrial freedom of the factory system was making them slaves of the capitalists. In 1848 the mastercraftsmen of Prussia opposed the liberal Prussian law of ...

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