A collection of theses submitted and approved for a Master's degree at Loyola University Chicago.
Theses/Dissertations from 1942
The Literary Significance of the English Works of St. Thomas More, Mary Evangeline Mayer
The Influence of the Symbolists and the Impresssionists on Claude Debussy, Marie A. McDonagh
Attitudes Expressed Toward Kindness by Children in 4-B, Anna A. McNichols
A Statistical Study of the Effect of First Year Latin on English Vocabulary, Leo Luke Mohrman
Human Nature According to Saint Thomas Aquinas, Virginia Moore
The Influence of Induced Attitudes in Problem Solving, Elizabeth Ann Mueller
The Place of the Body in the Life of the Soul According to Saint Thomas Aquinas, Agnes K.L. Murphy
The Jesuits in Spanish Florida, or an Inquiry into the Circumstances Leading to the Abandonment of This Mission, Edward Joseph O'Brien
The Classical Theory of Imitation in the Works of Horace, Stanislaus J. Piwowar
Treason Trial of Aaron Burr before Chief Justice Marshall, Aurelio Albert Porcelli
The Medievalism of Horace Walpole, Herman Raphael
The Communism of Plato and Marx, John Henry Reinke
Warfare in St. Augustine's De Civitate Dei, Richard Albert Schuchert
Teacher Personality from the Pupils' Point of View, Irene H. Sullivan
The Persistence of Erroneous Assent in True-False Tests, Francis J. Sweeney
The Influence of the Family in Shaping the Career of Roger Brooke Taney, Bridget R. Taheny
Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney's Attitude Toward Slavery, Josephine C. Taheny
The Aristotelian Concept of Happiness, Stanley C. Tillman
Carthage: Her Civilization and Culture, Theodore James Tracy
A Survey of the Critical Writings on Jane Austen, Mary Hester Valentine
The Unity of Gerard Manley Hopkins' Achievement, M. Charlotte Welch
The Unity of Gerard Manley Hopkins' Achievement, M. Charlotte Welch
Lincoln and Reconstruction 1862 - 1865: A Synthetical Study of Lincoln's Plan of Reconstruction, Roman G. Weltin
The Jesuits in Jamaica, Kathryn Wirtenberger
