College of Liberal Arts Late Afternoon Classes 1935-1936
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Correll In this course primary attention will be given to the English pattern of modern economy. Other topics to be considered will be the following: historical development of the alliance between science and production; changes in the means of transportation and communication; reorganiza- tion of European and extra-European market areas; commercial rivalries and their reflection in national issues of free trade and protection; de- velopment of social legislation in Germany.
Second Semester — O...ne and one-half semester hours credit American and European Biography — In these four courses on the different aspects of American and Euro- pean biography special attention is paid to the following schools of biog- raphers — the laudatory school; the debunking school; the objective school; the realistic school; the literary school; the Freudian school.
411-412 — American Biography, 1607-1865 — Dr. Tansill This course is designed to indicate to students the influence of the personal factors in the development of American national life from the period of colonization to the close of the Civil War.
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Correll In this course primary attention will be given to the English pattern of modern economy. Other topics to be considered will be the following: historical development of the alliance between science and production; changes in the means of transportation and communication; reorganiza- tion of European and extra-European market areas; commercial rivalries and their reflection in national issues of free trade and protection; de- velopment of social legislation in Germany.
Second Semester — O...ne and one-half semester hours credit American and European Biography — In these four courses on the different aspects of American and Euro- pean biography special attention is paid to the following schools of biog- raphers — the laudatory school; the debunking school; the objective school; the realistic school; the literary school; the Freudian school.
411-412 — American Biography, 1607-1865 — Dr. Tansill This course is designed to indicate to students the influence of the personal factors in the development of American national life from the period of colonization to the close of the Civil War.
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