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Review and Synthesis of Research on Preparation of Leadership Personnel for Vocational and Technical Education
Review and synthesis of the most significant research and information available concerning the preparation of leadership personnel for vocational training and technical education administrators in the USA - covers recruitment and selection for leadership development programmes and includes a summary of conclusions and recommendations. Bibliography pp. 31 to 44.
Wood and Allied Families
A genealogy of the Wood family who are descendants of Thomas Wood of Prince George, Queen Ann Parish, Maryland. He married 1) Eglantine and 2) 26 Oct 1732 Mary Lashley. He had 10 children. Three in the first marriage and seven in the second one. The family lived in Montana and elsewhere.
The Glories of War
A unique telling of Civil War military activity in 1861, The Glories of War focuses on the Union's invasion of Virginia from four directions; it is the first study of the four invasion corridors of the Civil War. The Union invasions mainly produced small battles and skirmishes, as well as widely celebrated heroes, that received national attention in both the North and South but are forgotten today. Major themes include combatants' romanticized visions of the "glories of war," as well as their subsequent disillusionment. Special emphasis is placed on military activity in western Virginia (modern West Virginia), which has received limited study. Extensive use of Union and Confederate newspapers, along with previously unused sources, brings new information to readers. The text is supplemented by maps depicting both overviews and details of military action.
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Our Young Family
Thomas Young was born in about 1747 in Baltimore County, Maryland. He married Naomi Hyatt, daughter of Seth Hyatt and Priscilla, in about 1768. They had four children. Thomas died in 1829 in North Carolina. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in North Carolina.
