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The Cathedral of Bourges: A Witness to Judeo-Christian Dialogue in Medieval Berry by Jennings, Margaret

“…Begun in 1195, just one year after Chartres, and essentially finished thirty-seven years later, the high Gothic Cathedral of Saint Stephen at Bourges en Berry…”
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Survey results are not a reflection on all practices by Jennings, Margaret

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Devils, Women, and Jews: Reflections of the Other in Medieval Sermon Stories. Joan Young Gregg by Jennings, Margaret

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Beryl Rowland: In Memoriam by Jennings, Margaret

“…Beryl Rowland died in Victoria, British Columbia, on Apr 24, 2003. When Beryl Rowland received her Ph.D. from the University of British Columbia in 1962, she…”
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Sermones. Thomas de Chobham , Franco Morenzoni by Jennings, Margaret

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Mechanisms of host defense and quantitative comparisons of bacterial populations in experimental peritonitis by Jennings, M M, Jennings, S A, Robson, M C, Heggers, J P

“…A model for the quantitative study of bacterial levels in blood, ascitic fluid, and liver, induced by Escherichia coli in the rat, has been devised. Three…”
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Parabolaire. Galand de Reigny by Jennings, Margaret

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The three Rs: the way forward: the report and recommendations of ECVAM Workshop 11 by Balls, Michael, Goldberg, Alan M, Fentem, Julia H, Broadhead, Caren L, Burch, Rex L, Festing, Michael F W, Frazier, John M, Hendriksen, Coenraad F M, Jennings, Margaret, van der Kamp, Margot D O, Morton, David B, Rowan, Andrew N, Russell, Claire, Russell, William M S, Spielmann, Horst, Stephens, Martin L, Stokes, William S, Straughan, Donald W, Yager, James D, Zurlo, Joanne, van Zutphen, Bert F M

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Listener's Guide to Medieval English: A Discography. Betsy Bowden by Jennings, Margaret

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Age-related changes in automatic and consciously-controlled memory processes by Jennings, Janine Margaret

“…Memory retrieval relies on automatic and consciously-controlled processes. However, it is not clear whether one or both of these influences are affected by…”
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The three Marys of Bourges by JENNINGS, Margaret

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Rethinking "Continuity": Erasmus' Ecclesiastes and the Artes Praedicandi by Kilcoyne, Francis P., Jennings, Margaret

“…Erasmus' "radical orientation towards continuities," coupled with a series of congruent physical and philosophical circumstances, suggests a possible…”
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Medieval Artes Praedicandi: A Synthesis of Scholastic Sermon Structure. By Siegfried Wenzel . Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2015. xviii + 133 pp. $45 cloth by Jennings, Margaret

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Defacement: Practical Theology, Politics, or Prejudice: The Case of the North Portal of Bourges by Jennings, Margaret, Kilcoyne, Francis P.

“…The Cathedral of St. Étienne at Bourges, which Ribault justly styles “un chef d'oeuvre gothique” (a Gothic masterpiece), did not escape the Huguenot…”
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European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages by Jennings, Margaret

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Medieval Artes Praedicandi: A Synthesis of Scholastic Sermon Structure by Jennings, Margaret

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BOOK REVIEWS AND NOTES: Medieval Artes Praedicandi: A Synthesis of Scholastic Sermon Structure by Jennings, Margaret

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STRUCTURE IN "CHRIST III" by Jennings, Margaret

“…The Old English poem, Christ III, fascinates critics because of its numerous and theologically varied sources but more because it projects a sense of immediacy…”
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An investigation of some properties of endothelium related to capillary permeability by Jennings, Margaret A., Florey, Howard Walter

“…The muscle capillaries of hearts taken directly from rats and mice, or perfused in vitro through the coronary vessels, were investigated by electron…”
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Knowing right and wrong: Voices from a small college by Jennings, Margaret P

“…This study examined the values of eight college students at a private, liberal arts college by allowing them to express issues of morality in their own words,…”
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