Theses/Dissertations from 1948
The Existence and Nature of Predicamental Relations in the Philosophy of Francis Suarez, Michael Joseph Montague
Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary in Medieval English Devotional Prose, Bernard J. Mulhern
A Study of Transcendental Materialism in the Philosophy of George Santayana, Thomas N. Munson
The Problem of Intuition in Saint Thomas Aquinas, Bernice Josphine Novogrodzka
The Theory of the Separation of Powers as Expressed in the French Constitution of 1791, Mary Denis O'Grady
A History of the American Catholic Sociological Society from 1938 to 1948, Richard M. Rosenfelder
The Use of Tragic Irony in Four Plays of Eugene O'Neill, Raymond John Schneider
Historical Backgrounds of the Initial Agricultural Policies of the "New Deal", Mary Ritella Sharp
The Idea of Tradition in the Writings of T. S. Eliot, Francis Joseph Smith
The History and Use of Music in Colonial Spanish America 1500-1750, Shirley M. Smith
The Nature and Functions of the Active Intellect According to St. Thomas, Peter P. Springer
The Effect of a Double Ceiling in the Administration of the Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Irene Irene Staniszewski
Mythology in Shakespeare's Classical Plays, Isabel Isabel Storch
The Relation of President John Tyler to the Acquisition of Texas, Mary Geralda Sullivan
John Tyler's Attitude Toward the Presidency, Mary Jeanne Therese
The Moral Doctrine of Mo-Tze, Augustinus A. Tseu
Regionalism as Exemplified in the Work of Jose Maria De Pereda, Mary Ludmilla Valdez
Psychological Factors in Marital Sex Problems, Leonard Manning Ware
A Clinical Investigation of the Schizophrenia Scale of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, LeRoy A. Wauck
Stevenson and the Catholic Church; A Background for the Damien Letter, Earl August Weis
The Novel of Hugo Wast and Its Significance in Contemporary Argentine Literature, Mary Angele Whelan
Some Problems Affecting Management Functions Caused by the Application of Seniority Principles in Fifteen Selected Firms in the Chicago Area, Edward Marion Wies
The Relation of Polk to the Acquisition of Oregon, M. Doletta Wybo
Theses/Dissertations from 1947
The Domestic Worker: An Occupational Type, Russell Barta
Imperialism in the Election of 1900 in the United States, Henry Borzo
Charles Peguy D'Apres Son Oeuvre Poetique, Anita Bremner
The Reputation of John Donne in the Twentieth Century, Marie L. Burke
J. M. Barrie's Literary Approach to Adolescent Psychology, Richard F. Burnham
A Cumulative Record For Catholic Elementary Schools, M. Patricia Cosgrove
The Writings of Benjamin Banneker: Their Effect Upon Concepts Regarding the Negro in America, 1750-1800, Julma B. Crawford
Aristotelian Elements of Tragedy in the Fourth Book of the Aeneid, Timothy A. Curtin
The Political Views of Dickens, Aloysius P. Dehnert
The Idea of Humanism According to T.S. Eliot, Thomas J. Diehl
Father Pierre-Jean De Smet, S.J.: Ambassador Extraordinary to the Sioux Indians, Delmar Robert Dosch
An Annotated Translation of the Life of St. Thomas Becket By Herbert Bosham (Part Two), M. Ann Kathleen Fisher
Robert Browning and Edwin Arlington Robinson: A Comparative Study of Their Poetry, Themes, and Attitudes with An Examination of the Frequent Claims Made Regarding Browning's Influence on Robinson, Alice Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick
French Word-Borrowings in England During the Renaissance: with a Glossary of Those Used in Spenser's Shepheards Calendar and Faerie Queen, Colette Garrity
The Art of Description in Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Newman Hinks
The Moral Problem in the Novels of George Meredith Its Intellectual Basis and Its Aesthetic Validity, M. Aloise Jones
A Comparison of Theodore Roosevelt and Robert La Folette as Representative of the Principles of the Progressive Republican Party of 1912, Lorraine M. Jung
An Analysis of the Objective-Subjective Elements in John Milton's Dramatic Poem Samson Agonistes, Louis S. Kaluzsa
Francis Thompson and His Relationship to the 1890's, Mary J. Kearney
Seneca's Concept of a Supreme Being in His Philosophical Essays and Letters, Robert James Koehn
Horace's Picture of a Poet, Henry St. C. Lavin
The Development of the United Nations, Martin Joseph Lowery
The Loyolan 1947, Loyola University Chicago
Causality in External Sensation According to Saint Albert the Great, James Vincent McGlynn
A Comparative Study of Two Types of Elementary Algebra Textbooks, James J. McWilliam
Influence of the Book of Common Prayer on Samuel Johnson's Spirituality as Manifested in His Prayers and Meditations, John J. Miday
An Investigation of the "Fragile Escape" in the Work of Elinor Wylie, Claribel A. Moroney
The Origin of Pragmatism in William James, Charles A. Nash
An Annotated Translation of the Letters of John of Salisbury, John Francis O'Connor
Traditionalism in the Novels of Fernan Caballero, Mary Lucilda O'Connor
A Study of Robert Louis Stevenson's Theory of Setting and of His Use of Setting in His Fiction, Margaret Mary O'Toole
Carmina Burana: An Annotated English Translation of No. CCII of Codex Lat. 4460 of the Staatsbibliothek of Munich: Ludus Scenicus De Nativitate Domini, Alphonsus L. Pakenham
Germany's Contribution to Spanish Romanticism and the Resultant Revival of Interest in the Writers of the Golden Age, Bertha Riss
The Effects of Volitional Factors on the Processes of Perception and Abstraction, Marian Dolores Robinson
The Political Philosophy of Orestes A. Brownson, Lawrence John Roemer
Distinctive Elements of Scott's Romanticism, Ann Patricia Shields
American Public Opinion on the Joint High Commission and the Treaty of Washington, Harry J. Sievers
The Federalist Philosophy of Government as Reflected in Three Important Constitutional Decisions of John Marshall, Edward Joseph Snyder
Edna St. Vincent Millay: The Problem of the Popular Poet in Contemporary America, Mary K. Stevens
A Study of the Acquisition of Florida, Mary Theodora Stromberg
The Role of the Teacher in Quintilian, John J. Trainor
Three Poets' Contribution to the Poetic Genre of Spanish-American Literature, Jacquelyn White-Baskin
Hopkins' Theory of the Perception of Natural Beauty, Robert A. White
Theses/Dissertations from 1946
An Experimental Study of a New Approach to Manuscript Writing, Mary Madeleine Adamczyk
A Study of the Significant Relationships Between the United States and Puerto Rico Since 1898, Mary Hyacinth Adelson
A Study of the Use of the Natural Law in Ten Important Decisions of the United States Supreme Court, David Cowan Bayne
Ecclesiastical Property in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, John L. Blanchard
An Annotated Translation of the Life of Saint Thomas, the Archbishop of Canterbury By William, a Monk of Canterbury, Mary Annette Bocke
The Historicity of Plato's Apology of Socrates, David J. Bowman
Some Political Implications in the Works of Rudyard Kipling, Wendelle M. Browne
Aeschylus and Aristotle's Theory of Tragedy, Daniel J. Campbell
The Irony of Homer, John J. Canavan
Benito Perez Galdos and His Works in the United States, Ferdina Juliette Capparelli
Gerard Manley Hopkins and His Critics, Marian Raphael Carlson
Dramatic Unity in the Ajax of Sophocles, Edward E. Cincoski
Perseveration: Its Correlation with the Intelligence Quotient, Jeanne Collins
An Analysis of the Campaign of 1928, Grace R. Conant
Early Reciprocity Trade Agreements with Latin America, Mary Assisium Cramer
A Study of Instrumentalism: as a Philosophy For American Democracy, George A. Curran
Novel Technique as Exemplified in Herman Melville's Moby Dick, Joel Damian
The Knight's Tale and the Teseide, Mary Felicita De Mato
Wordsworth's Religious Philosophy For the Years 1797-1805: A Study of the The Prelude (1805), Joseph F. Downey
Religious Factors Influencing Education in Colonial Virginia, Charles William Duffy
An Analysis of Some Characteristics of Realism in the Borough of George Crabbe and in the Spoon River Anthology of Edgar Lee Masters, Lawrence J. Flynn
The Indians of the North and Northwest in the American Revolution, 1775-1783, Michael Gach
Cicero's Thoughts on Immortality, Joseph Aloysius Graber
The Payne-Aldrich Tariff, Edna Mary Griffin
An Annotated Translation of the Correspondence of John of Salisbury: Letters 136-175, Daniel V. Harkin
The Social Background of Renaissance England as Reflected in the Diaries of the Period, Mary Rose Dominica Heldmann
An Inquiry Into the Origin and Development of the Prohibition Movement in the United States, M. Devota Higgins
Previous Intelligence History of Children Referred to the Loyola Center For Child Guidance, M. Rosalita Hurley
The Expression of Catholic Culture in Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte D'Arthur, Robert J. Kearns
Medieval Merriment and Its Reflections in the Religious Writings in Middle English, Mary Natalie Logan
Sensationalism of Bulwer Lytton, Mary Bernice McGrath
The Irish Opposition to English Oppression Under the Protector, Margaret E. McVey
