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Phillip G. Hough Navy Captai ...
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Phillip G. Hough, 64, a retired Navy captain who was the
president and founder of International Business, a defense
consulting firm, died April 3 at his home in Vienna after a stroke.
Capt. Hough, a Vietnam veteran, was awarded the Bronze Star for
securing the rescue of 11 Vietnamese civilians injured during a
grenade attack. He moved to the Washington area in the mid-1970s and
was assigned to equipment acquisition at the Naval Sea Systems
Command in the District before retiring in 1977.
Phillip Geoffrey Hough, a native of La Porte, Ind., graduated in
1968 from the U.S. Naval Academy in ...
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Frederick Jackson Turner: Strange Roads Going Down
Magazine article from: Montana; The Magazine of Western History
; FREDERICK JACKSON TURNER Strange Roads Going Down Allan G. Bogue University of Oklahoma...later, at that very same professional gathering, the still young Frederick Jackson Turner would make a series of arguments about American historical...
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Frederick Jackson Turner: Strange Roads Going Down.(Review)
Magazine article from: History: Review of New Books
; Bogue, Allan G. Frederick Jackson Turner: Strange Roads Going Down Norman: University of Oklahoma...ISBN 0-8061-3039-3 Publication Date: April 1998 Frederick Jackson Turner has found his Boswell in Allan G. Bogue, whose erudite...
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Allan G. Bogue, Frederick Jackson Turner: Strange Roads Going Down.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Nineteenth-Century Prose
; Allan G. Bogue, Frederick Jackson Turner: Strange Roads...that a biography of Frederick Jackson Turner uses the word...Bogue's account of Turner's life is partly an...institutions. Through Turners experience one sees...
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Beating a dead horse?: the continuing presence of Frederick Jackson Turner in environmental and western history.
Magazine article from: International Social Science Review
; ...on the American frontier approaches in 1993, Frederick Jackson Turner has apparently become the whipping boy of every...have begun with the express intention of refuting Frederick Jackson Turner. In most cases, historical scholarship...
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The west of Frederick Jackson Turner in three American plays
Magazine article from: Journal of American & Comparative Cultures
; ...successors such as George Rogers Taylor would judge Frederick Jackson Turner's paper to be "the most widely known essay...that comes with freedom" (37). It was as if Frederick Jackson Turner were seeing America itself as a dramatic...
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Frontier mythographies: savagery and civilization in Frederick Jackson Turner and John Ford.(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: Literature-Film Quarterly
; ...rhetorical uses of the word 'frontier'" (94). The scholar she indicts as primary mythmaker is Frederick Jackson Turner. Frederick Jackson Turner's notorious and troubling 1893 paper, "The Significance of the Frontier in American History...
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Frontier Mythographies: Savagery and Civilization in Frederick Jackson Turner and John Ford
Magazine article from: Literature/Film Quarterly
; ...rhetorical uses of the word 'frontier'" (94). The scholar she indicts as primary mythmaker is Frederick Jackson Turner. Frederick Jackson Turner's notorious and troubling 1893 paper, "The Significance of the Frontier in American History...
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Frederick Jackson Turner's Frontier
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...greatest of all American historians, Frederick Jackson Turner, for being often ethnocentric...However, such attacks upon Mr. Turner's ideas are not new. Instead...understanding have advanced since Mr. Turner's day. Nevertheless, neither...
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From maps to myth: The Census, Turner, and the idea of the frontier
Magazine article from: Journal of American and Comparative Cultures
; ...electronic fable, "Elbow Room" concisely narrates Frederick Jackson Turner's frontier thesis. It depicts America's westward...h]eads still bowed dutifully at the name Frederick Jackson Turner, and a few still crossed themselves in...
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Turner versus Innis: bridging the gap.
Magazine article from: American Review of Canadian Studies
; ...that individual is, of course, Frederick Jackson Turner; in Canada, it is Harold Adams...of significant features. The Turner frontier thesis is distinguished...In the oft-quoted words of Turner: "The existence of an area of...
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