History of the Great Camps of the Adirondacks 
.... Its purpose was to protect the head waters of the
Hudson River from erosion and to maintain a steady water supply which was needed for New York City's industry ....
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Rainy Season in the Tropics
Born in Hartford, Connecticut, Frederic Edwin Church was a landscape painter and one of the main figures in the
Hudson River School of American landscape ....
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Examination of an Inner-City Community
.... The Bronx, one of New York City's five boroughs, is located on Manhattan's northern peninsula, bounded by the
Hudson River to the west and the East
River ....
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The Rise of Romanticism in American Art
.... During the early nineteenth century, the wealthy and leisured class was the major patrons of the "
Hudson River School" of artists. ....
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Landscape Gardening
.... for landscape gardening in American society, when he established a number of nurseries and began designing landscape gardens along the
Hudson River above New ....
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The Decline in Manufacturing in New York State
.... along the Erie Canal, a 363-mile east-west stretch of water linking Albany, NY, at the east end, at the headwaters of the
Hudson River Valley, with Buffalo, NY ....
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Landscape Gardening
.... for landscape gardening in American society, when he established a number of nurseries and began designing landscape gardens along the
Hudson River above New ....
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PHYTOREMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY
.... Cadmium in an embayment of the
Hudson River estuary, resulting from 1953-71 discharges of wastes from a nickel-cadmium battery plant, was identified by Thomann ....
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PHYTOREMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY
.... Cadmium in an embayment of the
Hudson River estuary, resulting from 1953-71 discharges of wastes from a nickel-cadmium battery plant, was identified by Thomann ....
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Phytoremediation Technology for Hazardous Waste
.... Cadmium in an embayment of the
Hudson River estuary, resulting from 1953-71 discharges of wastes from a nickel-cadmium battery plant, was identified by Thomann ....
(2025
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Cultures of Native Americans:1775-1815
.... West of the
Hudson River, the relatively sophisticated, politically cohesive and militarily potent Iroquois culture adapted successfully to the threats posed ....
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Horse Transportation in 19th Century New York City
.... The Erie Canal, which had been completed in 1825, was revolutionizing transport between New York and other cities on the
Hudson River, and although the freight ....
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New York City Society: 1780-1860
.... Clinton to announce his plan to build a waterway that would run from a canal in Buffalo on the eastern shore of Lake Erie to Albany on the upper
Hudson River. ....
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The Iroquois
.... Around 1722, the Tuscarora joined the League, and these people inhabited what is now the north and west sides of New York's
Hudson River. ....
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4 Brief Essays on American History
.... What really happened on the bank of the
Hudson River that morning" New Jersey Monthly, July 2004, v29 i7 pp.54-59 "To think that one of the founding fathers ....
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Symbolism of The River & The Road in 2 Works
.... Whereas the
river seasons Huck without civilizing him, the experience of the road has .... Sculley Bradley, Richmond Croom Beatty, E.
Hudson Long, and Thomas Cooley ....
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History Painter John Trumbull
.... his subjects. He painted "the Discovery of the
Hudson River" and "Entrance into Monterey" for the Capitol at Washington. In later ....
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Art Nouveau
.... In the magnificent Landscape Triptych, Tiffany played with shade and light in a glade to produce landscape poetry worthy of the
Hudson River school of painting ....
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Baseball in the USA
.... They moved from the lots of Manhattan to a grassy field across the
Hudson River to Hoboken, New Jersey. The field was popularly known as the Elysian Fields. ....
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Electronic Banking
.... The New York test, a joint venture between Visa and MasterCard, will take place in a 30-block area between Central Park and the
Hudson River ("Cold" 41). ....
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Battle of Vicksburg
.... As one historian notes, "The capture of Port
Hudson, Louisiana, shortly thereafter placed the entire Mississippi
River in Union hands. ....
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New York City Highways- Robert Moses
.... The Underground Homeless of New York City is a pictorial documentation of the underground tunnel that Moses had built to conceal the
Hudson River Railroad from ....
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The Fall of Communism and China
.... Donald Trump's troubled Riverside South project with the intention of building a $2.5 billion apartment complex in Manhattan along the
Hudson River: Even that ....
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History of Photography & Its Cultural Impact
.... Idyllic landscapes of the
Hudson River School or even shocking narrative scenes (eg, "The Raft of the Medusa") are carefully composed and ordered to achieve a ....
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Huckleberry Finn
.... His idea is to raft downstream "and have adventures plumb to the mouth of the
river, and then tell .... Sculley Bradley, Richmond Croom Beatty, and E.
Hudson Long. ....
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Race Films & Black Female Filmmakers
.... Among the films produced by CJ Walker was Secret Sorrow in 1921, a film that was filmed at her estate in Irvington on the
Hudson River in New York (Sampson 615 ....
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Rear Admiral David Farragut
.... Farragut's ships bombarded those
river ports it passed and slid by heavily-armed cities like Port
Hudson without major battle. By ....
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Freedom and Mark Twain
.... Even if the
river has symbolic rite-of-passage power, its effects are not absolute. .... Ed. Sculley Bradley, Richmond Croom Beatty, and E.
Hudson Long. ....
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Huckleberry Finn & On the Road
.... Whereas the
river seasons Huck without civilizing him, the experience of the road has .... Sculley Bradley, Richmond Croom Beatty, E.
Hudson Long, and Thomas Cooley ....
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The Original American Constitution
.... Dye, Thomas R. Politics in America. Upper Saddle
River, New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1997.
Hudson, William E. American Democracy in Peril. ....
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