Historical essays in honor of Kenneth R. Rossman
By: Kent Newmyer, editor.
Contributors: Rossman, Kenneth R.; Newmyer, R. Kent.
Publisher: Doane College
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Crete, Neb
Language: eng
Number of pages: 208
Subjects: Rossman, Kenneth R.; History.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
On cover: Doane College.
Table of contents: title: Newmyer, K. Kenneth "Doc" Rossman of Doane.; title: Bilstein, R. E. To make a giant leap: rocket engines for manned lunar missions.; title: Brantz, R. W. German liberalism and Hirsch-Duncker labor: a case of mutual estrangement, 1900-1914.; title: Drake, R. B. A liberal ministry in the Bible Belt: G. Bryant Drake in Springfield, Missouri, 1925-1937.; title: Hood, J. R. The origin of the domestic ideal for women in Tudor England.; title: Meerse, D. E. From hostility to participation: the Kansas Free-State Party, the Topeka constitution, and the October 1857 election.; title: Paul, J. F. The labor crisis of 1942: western Nebraska beet growers and Japanese-American workers.; title: Ross, J. F. The early bronze age in Palestine.; title: Aung-Thwin, M. Prophecies, omens, and dialogue: tools of the trade in Burmese historiography.; title: Ziegler, D. J. The early German Reformation on popular perspective: the translated text, with commentary, of an anonymous 1524 Gesträchbüchlein.