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Elizabeth Clarkeare specialist teachers for intensive behavioural assessment and intervention. Subsequently, visits by American leaders of the school-wide behavioural support movement such as Sugai and Lewis presented the multi-tiered whole-school approach to education department staff in several states and later t

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The Seventeenth-Century Woman Writer and the Bride,ad-end’ in terms of women’s literary history, However, the important phenomenon that is the subject of this chapter takes its place alongside other paradigms of women’s authorship, in differing religious and political contexts.

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Elizabeth Clarkebehavioural health policies, proposes a specific concept of health citizenship and reviews state-citizen relations. The book is useful for academics from health-related disciplines, such as political science, s978-3-319-98316-5Series ISSN 3005-0189 Series E-ISSN 3005-0197

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Epilogue: Benjamin Keach Rewriting the Bride,authors were Baptists John Bunyan and Benjamin Keach. As we shall see, the links established early in the Reformation between the discourses of the mystical marriage, anti-Catholicism and martyrology, are fully drawn upon in Keach’s writing.