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The development of local government in Delaware, 1638-1682

De Valinger, Leon (University of Delaware, 1935)
Relations between the Continental Congress and the Delaware legislature, 1776-1789

Munroe, John A. (University of Delaware, 1941)

“The Relations between the Continental Congress and the Delaware Legislature, 1776-1789” are of particular interest to the historian, because during these years Delaware and the twelve other former colonies were practically ...
The German element in Wilmington from 1850 to 1914

Abeles, Julius Emil (University of Delaware, 1948)
Cecil County, Maryland, in the Civil War

Lord, John Wesley (University of Delaware, 1950)

Cecil County, Maryland, being a "border county" in a “border state” during the Civil War, was faced with a most important choice between loyalty and secession. In fact, during the succeeding years of the struggle, there ...
A history of the yellow fever epidemics in Wilmington, 1793-1798-1802

Gerhard, James Calvin (University of Delaware, 1952)
Voting trends in Wilmington, Delaware, 1926-1954

Johnson, Donald Sexton (University of Delaware, 1957)

The City of Willington, Delaware. has been returning Democratic majorities in recent years in general elections while in the municipal elections the Republicans have had no trouble in electing their candidates to the city ...
Correlation of sieve plate efficiency as a function of operating variables

Wolf, Herbert Otto (University of Delaware, 1958)

The effects of three operating variables; liquid rate, outlet weir height, and gas rate, on overall plate efficiency on a sieve plat have been studied, using the system ammonia-air-water. Ammonia was absorbed from air into ...
Joshua Gilpin, Esq., Kentmere, Delaware: the life and writings of a country gentleman

Lazarus, Myron L. (University of Delaware, 1959)

Joshua Gilpin (1765-1841) was a miller of fine quality paper on the shores of the Brandywine River near Wilmington, Delaware. He lived in the tradition, prevalent in Philadelphia, or the English country gentleman, whose ...
The history of the canning industry in Delaware

McCauley, William Henry (University of Delaware, 1961)

The development of canning in Delaware as a full-scale commercial enterprise began in the 1870’s. Pomeroy and Beers’ Atlas of Delaware, published in 1868, lists less than a half dozen canneries in the State and almost all ...
Arden revels unmasked: a history of theatre in Arden, Delaware

Rue, Anita Wilson (University of Delaware, 1961)
The Delaware railroad, 1836-1857

Gibb, Hugh R. (University of Delaware, 1965)

The patterns of transportation development in Delaware differed little from those of other eastern seaboard states, but the rate of progress for most of the state fell consistently behind that of its neighbors. New Castle ...
Welfare work at Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company, 1902-1912

Campbell, Stuart William (University of Delaware, 1968)

This study chronicles a local episode in business Progressivism. The firms involved is the Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company, a Wilmington textile factory founded in 1831. The reform in which this company participated was ...
The seventeenth century case furniture of Essex County, Massachusetts and its makers

Forman, Benno M. (University of Delaware, 1968)
William D. Washington (1833-1870), artist of the South

Ott, Ethelbert Nelson (University of Delaware, 1968)

William Dickinson Washington was a capable Southern artist who was active during the third quarter of the nineteenth century. But he stayed in the Confederacy during the Civil War and continued to paint; as a result he was ...
H.G. Maratta's color theory and its influence on the painters Robert Henri, John Sloan, and George Bellows

Handy, Elizabeth Armstrong (University of Delaware, 1969)
The life and art of Thomas Doughty

Goodyear, Frank H. (University of Delaware, 1969)
Furniture of the Philadelphia area: forms and craftsmen before 1730

McElroy, Cathryn J. (University of Delaware, 1970)

The first chapter of William MacPherson Hornor’s “Blue Book: Philadelphia Furniture” is called “Until the Queen Anne.” That chapter is the only major source on furniture made in Pennsylvania in the 1680-1730 period. Horner, ...
The Elliotts of Philadelphia: emphasis on the looking glass trade, 1755-1810

Hayward, Mary Ellen (University of Delaware, 1971)
Elias Pelletreau, Long Island silversmith

Failey, Dean F. (University of Delaware, 1971)
The furniture and furnishings of John Brown, merchant of Providence, 1736-1803

Cooper, Wendy A. (University of Delaware, 1971)

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