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Nursing, 2008
Few nurses get excited about working on Christmas. As dedicated as we are to our patients and coworkers, we yearn to be home for the holiday. Yet, as so often happens in nursing, we receive unexpected blessings when we answer the call to duty, as this nurse's story shows.
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Few nurses get excited about working on Christmas. As dedicated as we are to our patients and coworkers, we yearn to be home for the holiday. Yet, as so often happens in nursing, we receive unexpected blessings when we answer the call to duty, as this nurse's story shows.
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Insight, 1982
The following is a shortened version of an article published in The International Journal of Museum Management and Curatorship, Volume 1, Number 4, December 1982.
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The following is a shortened version of an article published in The International Journal of Museum Management and Curatorship, Volume 1, Number 4, December 1982.
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2018
This chapter examines the constitutions, statutes, and other domestic norms of cathedrals in England. In the latter part of the twentieth century, a steady stream of legislation concerning cathedrals appeared which had two broad aims: consistency of governance and protection of the nation's built heritage.
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This chapter examines the constitutions, statutes, and other domestic norms of cathedrals in England. In the latter part of the twentieth century, a steady stream of legislation concerning cathedrals appeared which had two broad aims: consistency of governance and protection of the nation's built heritage.
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1993
Abstract SINCE the Renaissance, the Western imagination has been inclined to picture the medieval period as a kind of odyssey: an exhilarating but enforced journey, taking mankind to a strange country and ending in the Renaissance with his homecoming and the restoration of his inheritance. Medievalists may deny that they see their period
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Abstract SINCE the Renaissance, the Western imagination has been inclined to picture the medieval period as a kind of odyssey: an exhilarating but enforced journey, taking mankind to a strange country and ending in the Renaissance with his homecoming and the restoration of his inheritance. Medievalists may deny that they see their period
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Ripan Cathedral, Worcester Cathedral, Lichfield Cathedral
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