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This document is a comprehensive guide detailing the methods for calculating Australian consumer price indexes from 1850 to 1914, including data entry and program manipulation steps.
Year: 1993
Region / City: Australia
Topic: Economics, Consumer Price Indexes
Document Type: Academic Paper
Organization / Institution: Department of Economics, University of Adelaide
Author: Stephen Laird
Target Audience: Researchers, Economists
Period of Validity: 1850-1914
Approval Date: Not specified
Modification Date: September 2017
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Request for Comment on Revised Approach to Estimating Import and Export Price Indexes
Year: 2023
Region / City: Washington, DC
Theme: International Trade
Document Type: Official Letter
Author: Eugene C. Laney
Target Audience: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Assistant Commissioner Susan E. Fleck
Period of Action: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Sectional Crisis Notes: Slavery, Compromise of 1850, Kansas-Nebraska Act, and Dred Scott Decision (1846–1858)
Period: 1846–1858
Region: United States
Subject: Expansion of slavery and sectional conflict
Document Type: Educational notes
Historical Context: Post–Mexican-American War territorial expansion
Key Figures Mentioned: David Wilmot; Martin Van Buren; Zachary Taylor; Henry Clay; Millard Fillmore; Stephen Douglas; Abraham Lincoln; Dred Scott
Political Parties Referenced: Democratic Party; Whig Party; Free Soil Party; Republican Party
Major Legislation Referenced: Wilmot Proviso; Compromise of 1850; Fugitive Slave Act of 1850; Kansas-Nebraska Act
Judicial Case Referenced: Dred Scott v. Sandford
Themes: Popular sovereignty; states’ rights; abolitionism; federal authority; violence in Kansas
Intended Audience: Students of United States history
MECHANICALLY-ATTACHED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE ROOFING SECTION 07 54 19.14
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Topic: Roofing Systems
Document Type: Specification
Organization / Institution: Sika Corporation
Target Audience: Architects, Engineers, Roofing Installers
Contextual description: A specification document outlining the requirements and standards for mechanically-attached PVC roofing systems, including installation guidelines, materials, and warranty information.
Crimes Act 1914 No. 12, 1914 Compilation No. 153
Year: 1914
Region / City: Australia
Subject: Criminal law
Document type: Legislation
Authority / Institution: Australian Government
Author: Government of Australia
Target audience: Legal professionals, law enforcement, government bodies
Period of validity: Ongoing
Date of approval: 1914
Date of amendments: 2023
Overview – The Social History of Belfast and its Residents, 1798 to 1914 [OLE3039]
Module code: OLE3039
Subject: Social history of Belfast
Geographical focus: Belfast
Chronological coverage: 1798–1914
Course dates: 05/10/2022–04/12/2022
Number of sessions: 10 scheduled meetings
Themes: Crime and punishment; Religion; Party politics and franchise; Industrial revolution and work; Labour movement; Local government and public health; Leisure; Education and employment; Disease and illness
Assessment: Optional presentation; Written essay
Learning outcomes: Familiarity with key events and trends in Belfast’s social history; Analysis of political, economic and demographic change; Development of historical research and writing skills
The Excitement of War in Europe, August 1914
Year: 1914
Region / City: Austria, United Kingdom, Germany
Theme: World War I, Patriotism, Mobilization
Document Type: Excerpts from autobiography, memoir, and letter
Authors: Stefan Zweig, Robert Graves, Walter Limmer
Target Audience: General readers of autobiographical and historical accounts
Sources: The World of Yesterday; Goodbye to All That; Letter to Parents
Period Covered: August 1914
Historical Context: Outbreak of World War I, public reaction, enlistment enthusiasm
Topics: INDEXES 1850 1914