Colt mixes personal observations, science and historical case studies — the Jameses, the Booths and many others.
And no states had a more appealing historical case than those of the Mississippi littoral.
Examples are legion, Germany between the great wars perhaps providing the most frightening historical case study.
In no historical case does one find all members of a particular nation gathered within one state's boundaries.
She avoids the kind of facile evidentiary cherry-picking that Christensen and too many business-school professors engage in when citing historical case studies.
By ending Pakistan's support of guerrillas in Kashmir, officials in Islamabad privately say, General Musharraf hopes to focus more world attention on its diplomatic and historical case.
In the historical case it is not, actually, certain whether the girl was lying; only that the women resolutely defended their innocence.
The course was centred around historical case studies and teaching it forced Kuhn to study old scientific texts in detail for the first time.
As an exhibition it manages a critical recouping of rather unfashionable Victorian art, and also makes an intellectual, historical case for corralling together such figures as Dante Gabriel Rossetti, James McNeill Whistler, Oscar Wilde, Aubrey Beardsley and William Morris.
SAM BUTTREY Pacific Grove, Calif., Nov. 16, 2012 To the Editor: Whatever the merits of the historical case against the Electoral College, there are two very real flaws in the arguments for its abolition.
My take is that China has a strong historical case in claiming the disputed islands in the East China Sea known as the Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese.
