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Poems and epigrams by J. V. Cunningham titled Aliquid salis, or if you prefer English, Some salt by J. V Cunningham, 1967
Woe Or Wonder the Emotional Effect of SH by J V Cunningham,
Doctor Drink: Poems by J. V Cunningham, 1950
Trivial, Vulgar & Exalted: Epigrams by J.V. CUNNINGHAM, 1957-01-01
An Essay on True and Apparent Beauty...Grounds for Choosing and by Pierre Nicole,
Trivial, vulgar, & exalted: Epigrams (Poems in Folio) by J. V Cunningham, 1957
Journal of John Cardan by J V Cunningham,
A Few Observations on Friendly Societies, and Their Influence on Public Morals. by J. V. CUNNINGHAM, 1823
In Shakespeares Day by J V Cunningham, 1970-01-01
The helmsman (Colt Press poetry booklets) by J. V Cunningham, 1942
An Essay on True and Apparent Beauty in Which from Settled Principles is Rendere by Pierre; Cunningham, J.V (trans.) Nicole, 1950-01-01
The Poetry of J. V. Cunningham (The Swallow Pamphlets, 11) by Yvor Winters, 1961
The Poetry of J. V. Cunningham
AN ESSAY ON TRUE AND APPARENT BEAUTY IN WHICH FROM SETTLED PRINCIPLES IS RENDERE by Pierre [translated with an introduction by J. V. Cunningham] Nicole, 1997-01-01

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The Evaluation Exchange Community-Based Initiatives Issue: New And Noteworthy -
Murphy, P. W., cunningham, J. V. (2003). Organizing for community controlled development Renewing civil society. Thousand Oaks, CA Sage.
http://www.gse.harvard.edu/hfrp/eval/issue23/newfull.html

Extractions: Issue Topic: Evaluating Community-Based Initiatives In this section HFRP offers new and noteworthy resources on the evaluation and development of community-based initiatives. Publications Freedman, P. (2003). What makes a solution? Lessons and findings from Solutions for America. Charlottesville, VA: University of Richmond. This report summarizes the themes and lessons from Solutions for America, an initiative of the Pew Partnership for Civic Change. www.pew-partnership.org/pdf/what_makes_a_solution.pdf Community participation and empowerment in primary education. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. This volume presents case studies of initiatives launched in five states in India. www.sagepub.com/book.aspx?pid=9604 Final report on the Neighborhood Jobs Initiative: Lessons and implications for future community employment initiatives. New York: Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation. The Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation has published this third and final report on the Neighborhood Jobs Initiative, an effort to raise employment levels in poor communities to match those of the broader metropolitan region to which they belong. www.mdrc.org/publications/341/full.pdf
Wade Rathke: Book Club
cunningham, J.V., Kotler, M. (1983). Building neighborhood organizations. Notre Dame, IN Notre Dame University Press. Delgado, G. (1986).
http://www.chieforganizer.org/index.php?id=172
IAI -- Index By Author (Mar 1992; Volume 60, Number 3)
J M Abstract PDF Cosme, J Abstract PDF Cox, D L Abstract PDF Crowley, P J Abstract PDF cunningham, J V Abstract PDF
http://iai.asm.org/content/vol60/issue3/aindex.dtl

Extractions: Index by Author: Mar 1992; 60 (3) [Table of Contents] A B C ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z Abe, C [Abstract] [PDF] al-Hendy, A [Abstract] [PDF] Allen, B L [Abstract] [PDF] Alouf, J E [Abstract] [PDF] Andersen, R N [Abstract] [PDF] Anderson, C [Abstract] [PDF] Andremont, A [Abstract] [PDF] Antal, J M [Abstract] [PDF] Armellini, D [Abstract] [PDF] Ascencio, F [Abstract] [PDF] Autenrieth, I B [Abstract] [PDF] Ballard, J [Abstract] [PDF] Bartalini, M [Abstract] [PDF] Barthold, S W [Abstract] [PDF] Bartlett, R R [Abstract] [PDF] Basten, A [Abstract] [PDF] Bate, C A [Abstract] [PDF] Bayer, A S [Abstract] [PDF] Beem, J E [Abstract] [PDF] Benfield, D A [Abstract] [PDF] Beno, D W [Abstract] [PDF] Berche, P [Abstract] [PDF] Beretti, J L [Abstract] [PDF] Berk, J M [Abstract] [PDF] Berk, R S [Abstract] [PDF] Bhopale, V [Abstract] [PDF] Bistoni, F [Abstract] [PDF] Blackwell, L J [Abstract] [PDF] Blanchard, A [Abstract] [PDF] Blasi, E [Abstract] [PDF] Bleicker, C A [Abstract] [PDF] Bleiweis, A S [Abstract] [PDF] Bohuon, C [Abstract] [PDF] Bonewald, L F [Abstract] [PDF] Bousset, K [Abstract] [PDF] Brady, L J [Abstract] [PDF] Brennan, P J [Abstract] [PDF] Britton, W J
University Of Delaware: Archive Of Pagany
Countee, 19031946 1927 Aug 19 TLS 1p Sep 8 TLS 2p 1928 Mar 2 TNS 1p Mills, Blanche Rogers 1927 Oct 25 TNS 1p F63 cunningham, J. V. (James Vincent),
http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/pagany2.htm

Extractions: Biographical Note Scope and Contents Note Series Outline Box Folder Contents Series I. Correspondence with Richard Johns, 1925-1970 1 Series I. Correspondence Series I. Correspondence Series I. Correspondence Series I. Correspondence (cont'd) Caldwell, Erskine, 1903- 1929-1969 Letters 56p Note: A copy of In Defense of Myself Series I. Correspondence
Special Collections: Kentucky Poetry Project Collection
Coxe, Louis Barred Owl ; cunningham, J.V. When Shall I be without Report ; Davenport, Mariana B. Suspended Moment ; Dehn, Paul Kaminos Rhodes
http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/speccol/kypoetryproject.shtml

Extractions: The following information is taken from a note in the collection dated December 5, 1980: The Kentucky Poetry Project was an attempt to put together an exhibit of manuscripts of modern poets. Mr. Lawrence S. Thompson, Director of the Libraries at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, was responsible for the project. He had good success, and many poets responded to his request for a manuscript. As far as we can tell, he did actually display many of the poems he received. For some unknown reason, the project was brought to Vanderbilt and left in the care of the Head of Special Collections. The project was then reduced from eight linear feet to a small Hollinger box of three inches (.21 linear feet). The Vanderbilt English department helped the Special Collections staff weed the collections of manuscripts. The samples which were kept were those by poets of some prominence. Scope and Contents
Jett W. Whitehead Rare Books
cunningham, J.V. TRIVIAL, VULGAR, EXALTED EPIGRAMS. $50. 1st ed, limited, broadside. Printed in twocolor ink, 18.25 h. x 11.5 w.
http://members.aol.com/poetryjett/Broadside.html

Extractions: William Heyen WHAT ARE POETRY BROADSIDES? Simply put, a broadside is a single sheet of paper, generally printed on one side only. Also called a "broadsheet," broadsides have been produced for a variety of purposes: the posting of public notices, political announcements, even advertising. Through the ages, broadsides have also been a popular means of publishing single poems for poets. In the last century, poetry broadsides have matured into attractive forms of art, often pairing a poem with a drawing or other design and executed by printers of high creative merit. 1st edition, limited (1/200) signed, illustrated broadside. Ashbery's poem is attractively illustrated by David Tallitsch, and printed using Parisine Plus and Syntax types. Each copy of the press run varies slightly in paper, edge trim, or coloration. Overall size: 11.25 inches high x 18 inches wide, approx. Professionally shrink wrapped on acid free foam core and suitable for display. Fine condition.
Essential Chaucer: General Prologue
cunningham, J.V. The Literary Form of the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales. Modern Philology 49 (1952)17281. Compares the techniques of description used
http://colfa.utsa.edu/chaucer/ec28-1-8.html

Extractions: CANTERBURY TALESGENERAL PROLOGUE Cross-references included at the bottom of the page] 329. BADENDYCK, J. LAWRENCE. "Chaucer's Portrait Technique and the Dream Vison Tradition." English Record 21, no. 1 (1970):113-25. Describes Chaucer's descriptive technique in the General Prologue as an art that derives, not from a visual representation of contemporary reality, but from his ability to represent "a mode of existence similar to ours." He offers a sense of the pilgrims' pasts as well as their present; he implies their social interactions, when not stated, in ways that help create the illusion of reality. 330. BOWDEN, MURIEL. A Commentary on the General Prologue to the "Canterbury Tales". 2d ed. New York: Macmillan, 1967, 341 pp. An essential handbook to General Prologue that explains its many details through quotation of medieval sources and survey of modern scholarship. Defines dated terminology and provides context for references, allusions, and imagery. The format follows Chaucer's, moving from the images of springtime and pilgrimage through the details of each pilgrim's sketch, including the Host's. The heavily documented discussion clarifies the conventional quality of Chaucer's pilgrimage and pilgrims and establishes their individuating characteristics. Chaucer's idealization or criticism of the pilgrims is a recurrent concern. Does not consider the iconographic tradition of the sketches, nor more recent work in estates satire, yet makes apparent much of the breadth of Chaucer's learning and social sensitivity.
The Book Collector - Alphabetical Index To Volume 23 (1974)
cunningham, J.V., Bibliography of by Charles Gullans, 252. Dahlia Books, cat, 564 J. V. cunningham, 252. Hamer, Sidney Leamington Book Shop, 98
http://thebookcollector.co.uk/annualindices/bcindex1974.html

Extractions: (the box above must contain the year only) Alphabetical Index of The Book Collector Volume 23 (1974) This index contains 328 entries Index entry Page(s) A Short Note on Alfred Forman, (1840-1925): John Collins Ackerman, Rudolph Aldus Manutius: two Aldine Venetian houses Americana, sales: An Unrecorded Poem by Sir William Petty: Sir Geoffrey Keynes Andersens Bibliografi, Bidrag til H. C. [An H. C. Andersen Bibliography] Another Arrighi Manuscript: Douce 29 (plates): Alfred Fairbank Antiquarian Booksellers' Assoc.: fairs: Cambridge and London Archives: series of microfilms of Brit. publishers' Armstrong, Louis: sale of his letters to Winchell Arrighi, Ludovico Ashendene Press: Ecclesiasticus, on vellum, sale of Austen, Jane: three signatures Austen, Jane Austen, Jane: The Prince of Abissinia, Jane's copy, pl. Authors, 'uncollected', XLVI : Books, Broad Cloth and Mr Beer: Michael Trevanion Authors, 'uncollected', XLVII : Arthur Hugh Clough: Arthur Hugh Clough Autograph letters: sales Kossuth Autograph letters, sales:
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ANTAL JM; cunningham JV; GOODRUM KJ OPSONININDEPENDENT PHAGOCYTOSIS OF GROUP-B STREPTOCOCCI - ROLE OF COMPLEMENT RECEPTOR TYPE-3
http://www.garfield.library.upenn.edu/histcomp/russell-dg_w-citing/index-ncr-19.
Outpost 10F - Poetry Guild - "To My Wife" By J. V. Cunningham
By James Vincent cunningham. And does the heart grow old? You know In the indiscriminate green Of summer or in earliest snow A landscape is another scene,
http://guilds.outpost10f.com/~poetry/poetry/jvcunningham.html
Mary Anne McPherson Oliver: Conjugal Spirituality Or Radical Proximity
cunningham, J.V. The Collected Poems and Epigrams. Chicago Swallow Press, 1971. Danby, Herbert. Keth, 5.6; Eliezer in The Mishnah. Oxford, 1933.
http://www.spiritualitytoday.org/spir2day/91431oliver.html

Extractions: Mary Anne McPherson Oliver has published in Studio Mystica Distinguishing between celibate and conjugal spirituality, Oliver points out that spirituality for the married develops in three stages. A BOUT thirteen years ago, I began studying the history of spirituality. I read saints' writings. I read saints' lives. I plowed through Garrigou-Lagrange's long attempt at synthesizing nineteen centuries of Christian experience. Sometimes I would say with satisfaction, "I've seen that happen," or "So that's what that means." Sometimes I would say with interest: "How different people are," or "How times have changed." But often, quite often, I found myself puzzled, saying "Yes, but not quite like that," or "Yes, but that's not all," or even "That just isn't right, though I don't know why." As I read on and reservations accumulated, I began to suspect that it was not just a matter of this or that detail, and when I had surveyed the whole field, I realized that from my personal perspective as a woman who has lived with one man for thirty years, the whole of spiritual history and theology was not untrue but slightly warped, slightly out of focus, that spirituality as recorded in writing was celibate, and I am not. This discovery of mine is nothing new to the scholarly world, and the world at large generally knows that sexuality was until our time perceived as an obstacle to spirituality. But there have not yet been produced for the couple guidelines or blueprints comparable to those available for individual piety or for communal life, and the very idea that our notion of spirituality is a celibate one goes almost universally unrecognized. People find it hard to believe that they themselves, like Christians in the distant past, can in fact be looking at their spiritual lives through the lens of celibacy and monasticism. The truth of this assertion can be illustrated, however, by three short excursions into the respective domains of systematic theology, history, and spiritual literature.
Salem Press
cunningham, J. V., 916 Cynewulf, 923 D *Dacey, Philip, 931 *Dana, Robert, 934 Daniel, Samuel, 938 D Annunzio, Gabriele, 945 Dante, 951 Darío, Rubén, 970
http://salempress.com/Store/samples/critical_survey_poetry/critical_survey_poetr
WHMC-Columbia--Open Places
Collins, Martha; Cone, Alice; Cooley, Peter J. Cooper, Thomas A. Copeland, Ann; Cosens, Susan; CrockettSmith, D.L.; cunningham, J.V.; Dacey, Florence
http://whmc.umsystem.edu/invent/3068.html

Extractions: , Columbia, Missouri, Records, 1968-1987 (C3068)INVENTORY 149 folders on 6 rolls of microfilm Records of a small poetry and review magazine. Consists of general, contributor, and publication correspondence. Includes materials primarily pertaining to the magazine's last six years of publication, 1981-1987. See Collection 3705 for material relating to the magazine's first fifteen years. Open Places was loaned to the University of Missouri for copying by Eleanor Bender, the editor of Open Places , on 2 August 1988 (Accession No. 4863). Eleanor M. Bender began editing Open Places , a contemporary poetry and review magazine, out of her New York City apartment in 1966. With the support of private monies and subscriptions, the magazine was published sporadically. From its first appearance, Bender intended Open Places to be a quarterly publication, but this was not realized until 1968 when she moved to Columbia, Missouri. Through the assistance of Max Baird, Bender began printing the magazine quarterly as a Southern Critic publication. Together Bender and Baird produced issues 5 and 6. With issue 7/8
OU-COM Department Of Biomedical Sciences -- Kenneth Goodrum
Antal, J.M., cunningham,J.V., and Goodrum, K.J. 1992. Opsoninindependent Phagocytosis of Group B Streptococci Role of Complement Receptor Type Three.
http://www.oucom.ohiou.edu/dbms-goodrum/publications.htm

Extractions: Colucci, R.A. and K. J. Goodrum. 1998. Lack of interleukin-5 production by T-lymphocytes isolated from fibromyalgia patients and normal controls after being cultured with 1,1'-ethylenebis tryptophan, a suspected causal contaminant of Eosinophilia-Myalgia Syndrome. J. Musculoskeletal Pain. 6 (2):19-33.
The Poems Of J.V. Cunningham:9780804009973:CUNNINGHAM J. V. :eCampus.com
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Extractions: Currently no Marketplace items available at this time. document.write(""); Take 90 Days to Pay on $250 or more with Quick, Easy, Secure Subject to credit approval. Introduction xiii The Helmsman (1942) Lector Aere Perennior The Wandering Scholar's Prayer to St. Catherine of Egypt The Dogdays Elegy for a Cricket All Choice Is Error Obsequies for a Poetess The Symposium The Beacon Fancy The Helmsman: An Ode Hymn in Adversity A Moral Poem Timor Dei Choice Summer Idyll For My Contemporaries Epigrams August Hail Montana Pastoral This Tower of Sun Autumn Reason and Nature L'Esprit de Geometrie et L'Esprit de Finesse Bookplate The Judge Is Fury (1947) The Phoenix In Innocence Noon Distinctions at Dusk Ripeness Is All The Chase Coffee To a Friend, on Her Examination for the Doctorate in English
INDEX I AUTHORS
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Subject Index
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Neighboring And Its Role In Block Organizations An Exploratory Report
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