R Beard

Dados Biográficos

ID	3834355
NOME	R Beard
PRENOMES	R
SOBRENOME	Beard
ASSINATURA	BEARD R
AFILIAÇÕES	a St Mary's Hospital , Praed Street, London , W2 , United Kingdom
VERIFICADO	Não
TOTAL DE OBRAS	4
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES	0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR	4
TOTAL COMO EDITOR	0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO	1989
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO	2014
ÍNDICE H	0

Gettysburg Seminary Ridge Museum
R Beard, Rodney R BeardARTICLEJournal of American History2014
The town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, annually commemorates two historic moments in 1863—the clash of two mighty armies for three days in July that left over 7,800 dead and 38,423 wounded, missing, or captured; and President Abraham Lincoln's extraordinary dedicatory address four months later, on November 19, immortalizing the sacrifices of Union soldiers. There are few places in town a visitor can go without bumping into some reminder of the Civ…
An Irrepressible Conflict
R Beard, Randal W BeardARTICLEJournal of American History2013
A 2010 telephone call to one of New York's U.S. senators seeking sponsorship for a federal Civil War sesquicentennial commission met with a disheartening response. Since “nothing had happened in New York during the war,” reported a legislative staffer, “the senator was not an appropriate sponsor.” Even the briefest visit to “An Irrepressible Conflict” will quickly disabuse anyone of such a misapprehension. This wide-ranging exhibition focuses on …
An American Turning Point
R Beard, Randal W BeardARTICLEJournal of American History2011
Temporary exhibition, Feb. 4–Dec. 30, 2011. The exhibition will then travel to seven other venues through September 2015. 3,000 sq. ft. Paul A. Levengood, president and CEO; Andrew Talkov, exhibit coordinator for “An American Turning Point”; William Rasmussen and Lauranett Lee, staff historians for “An American Turning Point”; Haley Sharpe Design, exhibition design; Stephen Ash, Charles F. Bryan Jr., Catherine Clinton, Joseph Glatthaar, Ervin Jor…
HIV testing in antenatal clinics
Antony Stevens, Cilius Victor et al.ARTICLEAIDS Care1989
One hundred and fifty-five women attending antenatal clinics in an inner city area where the rate of AIDS reporting is high were interviewed to examine the acceptability of different modes and purposes of antenatal HIV testing. Eighty-two per cent of women felt the test should be available in antenatal clinics, but only 48% reported that they themselves would take the test. Seventy-four per cent would accept anonymous testing. Potential anxiety l…

HIV testing in antenatal clinics
Antony Stevens, Cilius Victor et al.ARTICLEAIDS Care1989
One hundred and fifty-five women attending antenatal clinics in an inner city area where the rate of AIDS reporting is high were interviewed to examine the acceptability of different modes and purposes of antenatal HIV testing. Eighty-two per cent of women felt the test should be available in antenatal clinics, but only 48% reported that they themselves would take the test. Seventy-four per cent would accept anonymous testing. Potential anxiety l…
An American Turning Point
R Beard, Randal W BeardARTICLEJournal of American History2011
Temporary exhibition, Feb. 4–Dec. 30, 2011. The exhibition will then travel to seven other venues through September 2015. 3,000 sq. ft. Paul A. Levengood, president and CEO; Andrew Talkov, exhibit coordinator for “An American Turning Point”; William Rasmussen and Lauranett Lee, staff historians for “An American Turning Point”; Haley Sharpe Design, exhibition design; Stephen Ash, Charles F. Bryan Jr., Catherine Clinton, Joseph Glatthaar, Ervin Jor…
An Irrepressible Conflict
R Beard, Randal W BeardARTICLEJournal of American History2013
A 2010 telephone call to one of New York's U.S. senators seeking sponsorship for a federal Civil War sesquicentennial commission met with a disheartening response. Since “nothing had happened in New York during the war,” reported a legislative staffer, “the senator was not an appropriate sponsor.” Even the briefest visit to “An Irrepressible Conflict” will quickly disabuse anyone of such a misapprehension. This wide-ranging exhibition focuses on …
Gettysburg Seminary Ridge Museum
R Beard, Rodney R BeardARTICLEJournal of American History2014
The town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, annually commemorates two historic moments in 1863—the clash of two mighty armies for three days in July that left over 7,800 dead and 38,423 wounded, missing, or captured; and President Abraham Lincoln's extraordinary dedicatory address four months later, on November 19, immortalizing the sacrifices of Union soldiers. There are few places in town a visitor can go without bumping into some reminder of the Civ…