The passenger ship Sultana exploded on the Mississippi River killing over 1,800 civilians and solfiers returning from the battlefield after the Civil War. Though the war had officially ended, was this tragedy the work of Confederate agents?

Did they have entrance tests? Were certain groups officially banned from entering? How much did one have to pay? Did they have scholarships for talented studends? How these criteria differed between

Special Call for Papers: 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies in Kalamazoo, Michigan: May 10-13, 2012 “Space and Place in the Medieval Imagination”Sponsored by Hortulus: The Online Graduate Journal of Medieval Studies This session welcomes scholars working on medieval representations of spatial order, or on the sense of place in the construction of social identities.

The Theology of Eucharistic Consecration: Role of the Priest in Celtic LiturgyBy J.H. CrehanTheological Studies, Vol.42 (1979)Introduction: For a long time theologians have been swayed by the consensus of liturgists that, in the words of Edmund Bishop, “certitude as to the moment of consecration was only to be acquired by the common Christian people in the West in the twelfth century, or at earliest in the eleventh.

Kawanishi Ki-32 & 39;Mary& 39; in flight Here we see a pair of Kawasaki Ki-32 & 39;Mary& 39;s in flight, over mountains. The Ki-32 was similar to the Fairey Battle, but didn& 39;t face the same level of opposition and performed fairly well over China.

RAF and the SOE - Special Duty Operations in Europe During WW2, An Official HistoryRAF and the SOE - Special Duty Operations in Europe During WW2, An Official HistorySOE’s operations around Europe were almost entirely dependent on the RAF (and later the USAAF), requiring the use of their aircraft to get agents in and out of occupied Europe and to get supplies to the agents and resistance movements.