Fosteriana,

Mode of access: Internet.

The Constitution of the United States. A critical discussion of its genesis, development, and interpretation.

Includes bibliographical references.

The character and logical method of political economy,

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The constitution of man.

Mode of access: Internet.

The works of the Rev. Robert Hall, A.M. /

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Critical essays contributed to the Eclectic review,/

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The life of Samuel Johnson. Including a Journal of his tour to the Hebrides.

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Illustrations of architecture and ornament.

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1963 University of Michigan Football Team

1964 UM Track Team

Top Row: asst. Ken Simmons, Dick Wells, John Henderson, Bill Yearby, Bob Donnelly, Jim Austin.

4th Row: Dorie Reid, John Rowser, Roy Woodton, Bob Densham, Bob Jarema, Willie Brown, asst. coach David Martin

3rd Row: Fred Lambert, Dan Hughes, Tom Sweeney, captain Kent Bernard Cecil Norde, Jay Sampson.

2nd Row: Joe Mason, Mac Hunter, Dave Romain, Ernst Soudek, Cliff Nuttall, Al Ammerman, Des Ryan, Norm Kohns

Front Row: Ken Burnley, Chris Murray, Ted Kelly, Coach Don Canham, captain Roger Schmitt, Dave Hayes, Dorr Casto, George Wade

Essays in a series of letters on the following subjects : On a man's writing memoirs of himself ; On decision of characer ; On the application of the epithet romantic ; On some of the causes by which evangelical religion has been rendered less acceptable to persons of cultivated taste /

"From the 7th London edition, revised."

The Grange : a study in the science of society, practically illustrated by events in current history /

Mode of access: Internet.

Some leading principles of political economy newly expounded [electronic resource] /

Reproduction of original from Harvard Law School Library.

The entire works of Robert Hall. With a brief memoir of his life, and a critical estimate of his character and writings.

Vol. 5 has title: The works of Robert Hall. With a brief memoir of his life, by Dr. Gregory, and observations on his character as a preacher, by John Foster.

Who is in charge? An L2 Discourse Intonation Study on Four Prosodic Parameters to Exert the Pragmatic Function of Dominance and Control in the Context of L2 Non-specialist Public Speaking

This paper reports the findings from a study of the learning of English intonation by Spanish speakers within the discourse mode of L2 oral presentation. The purpose of this experiment is, firstly, to compare four prosodic parameters before and after an L2 discourse intonation training programme and, secondly, to confirm whether subjects, after the aforementioned L2 discourse intonation training, are able to match the form of these four prosodic parameters to the discourse-pragmatic function of dominance and control. The study designed the instructions and tasks to create the oral and written corpora and Brazil’s Pronunciation for Advanced Learners of English was adapted for the pedagogical aims of the present study. The learners’ pre- and post-tasks were acoustically analysed and a pre / post- questionnaire design was applied to interpret the acoustic analysis. Results indicate most of the subjects acquired a wider choice of the four prosodic parameters partly due to the prosodically-annotated transcripts that were developed throughout the L2 discourse intonation course. Conversely, qualitative and quantitative data reveal most subjects failed to match the forms to their appropriate pragmatic functions to express dominance and control in an L2 oral presentation.