JLW Tait - 2011 - books.google.com ... in this story, since grapejuice has no credible theological motivation, its adoption must be due to Victorian american methodism's cultural cap- tivity ... 1910 he reached $1 million in sales, and ten years later $6 million.48 Concern for the effects of national intemperance touched no ...
[PDF] from umi.comCJ Madson - 2011 - gradworks.umi.com ... Page 12. 6 leads to his either stripping various men and women of their social titles and related properties or literally banishing them. ... The difference marking that body can be political, social, or sexual. Because defining the grotesque body is so central to social exile, it ... Related articles
J Marten - 2011 - books.google.com ... Although some African Ameri- cans belonged to integrated Grand Army of the Republic (gar) posts and a few were admitted to national and state soldiers' homes, African Ameri- cans barely appear in documents related to the homes, and aside from the National Tribune, they ... Related articles