Glenn Andres, Architectural Historian, Salisbury. Glenn has been a member of the Department of the History of Art and Architecture at Middlebury College since[removed]He has taught and published on the history of architect

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Announcement Amnesty International is issuing an urgent action for our Guatemalan colleague, historian Matilde Leonor Gonzalez Izas, who carries out research on the mechanisms used by the military to maintain local power

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• Avenida Reforma
• Guatemala
• Leonor
• Central America
• Americas
• Guatemala City

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #4 "Facts" in Conflict Every researcher runs into conflicting evidence at some point. This is one reason why we must know where our

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• Reliability engineering
• Software quality
• Survival analysis
• Systems engineering
• Systems science
• Engineering
• Design for X
• Failure
• Materials science

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #33 Out-of-Country Queries If you are sending a query to someone by mail, good sense and common courtesy require that you enclose a self-addressed stamped

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• Cultural history
• Stamp collecting
• Postage stamp
• United States Postal Service
• Self-addressed stamped envelope
• Mail
• Philately
• Postal system
• Collecting

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #89 School Records-an Often Overlooked Resource Our immigrant ancestors were usually eager for their children to obtain an education as a criterion for a ‘better life’. Some

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• Knowledge
• Genealogy
• Kinship and descent
• Census
• High school
• Statistics
• Education
• Youth

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #2 Census Records Canadian census records are very valuable sources of family

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• Demography
• Population
• Sampling
• Survey methodology
• Montcalm County
• Michigan
• Montcalm
• Statistics
• Genealogy
• Census

SADD Op-Ed: Triple Threat Madness, myths and adolescent risk-taking By Stephen G. Wallace "Madness may be as old as mankind," wrote noted historian and broadcaster Roy Porter. Sadly, it may also be as new as the latest a

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• Youth health
• Medicine
• Adolescence
• Health
• Alcoholism

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #13 Irish Geography The single most important factor in tracing information about ancestors from Ireland is to identify where they came from, especially

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• Geography of the Isle of Man
• Townland
• Barony
• Counties of Ireland
• Geography of Ireland
• Ireland
• Geography of Scotland

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #52 French Canadian Nicknames If you have any French Canadians in your family tree, there is a good chance that you will encounter a family nickname. At one time,

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• Pseudonym
• Semantics
• Word play

The Family Historian Patrick Wohler Column #55 Premature Disclosure Family History researchers will often find and be given information that really belongs in the private, not, public

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• Privacy
• Internet privacy
• Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
• Family history
• Behavior
• Ethology
• Ethics
• Genealogy
• Kinship and descent