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The Fourth Great Awakening and the Future of Egalitarianism.(Review)
The Christian Century
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March 14, 2001|
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The Fourth Great Awakening and the Future of Egalitarianism. By Robert William Fogel. University of Chicago Press, 320 pp., $25.00.
ROBERT WILLIAM FOGEL, a professor of economics at the University of Chicago, won the 1993 Nobel Prize for his economic history of slavery. His latest book identifies the great awakenings in American religion as the source of the nation's major progressive economic and political changes.
Drawing on William G. McLoughlin's original work, Revivals, Awakenings and Reform: An Essay on Religion and Social Change in America, 1607-1977 ...
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Cornish language is far from a dodo ; Nternational experts tell us the Cornish language is "extinct". Is it therefore as dead as the dodo? Are those who persist in supporting it just deluding themselves there is still life in the old bird, like the parrot in the well-known Monty Python sketch?
Newspaper article from: Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK)
; Nternational experts tell us the Cornish language is "extinct". Is it therefore...five place names in Cornwall are in the Cornish language. Some people bear surnames derived...a score or more of dialect words from Cornish survived into the late 20th century...
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CORNISH CALLS LEAVING `WRENCHING'
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...Chelsea School Superintendent Irene L. Cornish recalls the transition she had to make...Now, as she returns to Connecticut, Cornish is struck by how difficult it is for her to leave Chelsea. Cornish, who has been Chelsea's school superintendent...
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Cornish good to go for Kansas football.
Newspaper article from: Journal-World (Lawrence, Kansas)
; ...undisclosed injury to running back Jon Cornish won't be enough to keep him out of Kansas...Stadium in Waco, Texas. "I feel good," Cornish said after practice Wednesday. "Good enough to play. I'm always ready." Cornish sat out much of the second half last week...
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Cornish on the cusp.
Newspaper article from: Journal-World (Lawrence, Kansas)
; ...University's football coach, liked Jon Cornish on tape, but the competition in British...by which to scout. It was late 2001. Cornish just completed a massive senior season...a television correspondent who covered Cornish, the Canadian standout sent his highlight...
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Cornish.(Endangered Languages)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; The Celtic language of Cornish is spoken by about 300 people, mainly...Closely related to Breton and Welsh, Cornish started to branch out from Welsh toward...seventh century C.E. Three types of Cornish--Old Cornish, Middle or Medieval...
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Cornish woman spreading the word, traditions; Celtic connections: Jenkin feels right at home in southwest Wisconsin
Newspaper article from: Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
; ...call it part of England," said the Cornish woman during a visit to Shullsburg...work has been in linking Cornwall to Cornish descendants living elsewhere in the world. Jenkin is a grand bard of the Cornish Gorsedd. In ancient Celtic times...
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CORNISH
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; L.M. Cornish L.M. "Bud" Cornish, 77, Topeka, died Monday, April 12, 1999, at a Topeka nursing home. Mr. Cornish, an attorney, was a partner with Raines, Glenn and Cornish...
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Cornish College president is set to retire in 2011.(YourThursday)
Newspaper article from: The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA)
; ...Tschernisch, president of Seattle's Cornish College of the Arts, says he will retire...70 this year, Tschernisch assumed his Cornish job in 1994 and has significantly expanded...over a period of remarkable expansion of Cornish. Enrollment has swelled from 500 students...
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Why Cornish didn't tick the right box ; It is quite wrong for Cornwall's nationalist party, Mebyon Kernow, to claim that the independent Office of National Statistics is treating the Cornish as "second rate" by not providing a Cornish "tick box" in the 2011 Census questionnaire (WMN, December 17).
Newspaper article from: Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK)
; ...Office of National Statistics is treating the Cornish as "second rate" by not providing a Cornish "tick box" in the 2011 Census questionnaire...million Welsh can have a tick box so should the Cornish, who are less than 5 per cent of that number...
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KU's Cornish confident about NFL Combine.
Newspaper article from: Journal-World (Lawrence, Kansas)
; ...Byline: Ryan Wood Feb. 17--When Jon Cornish analyzes his potential place in professional...their whole futures banked on the NFL," Cornish said. "I'm not in a position that...Houston in front of dozens of NFL scouts, Cornish is flying to Indianapolis next week to...
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