An elementary treatise of the application of trigonometry to orthographic and stereographic projection, dialling, mensuration of heights and distances, navigation, nautical astronomy, surveying and levelling : together with logarithmic and other tables; designed for the use of the students of the university of Cambridge, New England /

Cover: Farrar's topography.

An address, in commemoration of the sixth of September, 1781. Spoken on Groton Heights, Sept. 6, 1825.

Shaw and Shoemaker 19850

The key to the Brontë works. The key to Charlotte Brontë's "Wuthering Heights," "Jane Eyre," and her other works. Showing the method of their construction and their relation to the facts and people of her life.

Mode of access: Internet.

On the heights. A novel ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The battle of Harlem Heights /

"Dr. Emmet's rejoinder, reprinted from the Magazine of History, January, 1907": [4] p. at end.

Emma Lou Wilder, helper to heights /

"For the Committee on Pioneer Women and Research of Theta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, La Crosse, Wisconsin."

1920 assessments : Unit value maps of Cleveland, East Cleveland, Lakewood & Cleveland Heights,

Title from cover.

Hispanic-owned businesses : reaching new heights.

Mode of access: Internet.

Natural disaster and household recovery in the aftermath of hurricane Andrew : a case study of four Hispanic households in South Miami Heights

This thesis explores the aid received by four Hispanic households towards recovery after Hurricane Andrew. The four households resided in South Miami Heights, a suburb of Miami. Through the use of questionnaires, information was gathered on various storm related topics. Because the Cuban community in Miami is influential, the role of the Cuban enclave is studied in relation to the recovery of these households. The influence of an urban environment on the extended family ties of these households is also addressed since the literature argues that these ties are powerful among Hispanics. Results show, that aid primarily came from two sources. Furthermore, the Cuban enclave appears to have had no discernible role in the recovery of these households. Finally, an urban setting did not appear to diminish extended family ties.