Honors Theses are submitted to the University of Richmond in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the distinction of Honors within particular disciplines. The nature of each thesis depends upon the norms of the particular academic discipline and/or department. Most are open access; some have been embargoed or are restricted indefinitely per the request of the author. If you are an author and would like to change the availability of your work, please contact
.Theses from 1933
The modern corporation, its control, Stewart Bryan
Nancy Edwards Meredith : woman of affairs of the 1800's, Ralph H. Ferrell Jr.
Theses from 1932
Richmond newspaper reaction to prohibition in the campaign of 1932, Judy Baughan
Theses from 1931
The missionary activities of R. H. Graves, 1853-1912, Jack Powers
Theses from 1930
Mary Anne Randolph Custis Lee : wife of General Robert E. Lee, Dorothy Lee
Theses from 1929
The Fairfax lands in Virginia, Dorothy Epperly
Theses from 1927
Non-importation agreements in Virginia, Evelyn Bristow
A diary kept on the battlefield in the year of 1863, John A. Holtzman
Theses from 1926
Dr. Walter Reed and yellow fever, Reade W. Corr
The Dawes plan in operation, Warren A. McNeill
French rule in Syria, Theodore M. Whitfield
Theses from 1925
Virginia constitution convention, Evelyn Davidson
Theses from 1924
Virginia's attitude toward the Compromise of 1850, Anne T. Gordon
From Cape Town to Cairo, Leslie L. Jones
Life of John Warwick Daniel, Ruth Lazenby
Colonel Fielding Lewis, Emeline Lee Stearns
Indication of the attitude of Virginia colleges toward the institution of slavery, 1800-1860, Katherine Tyler
Theses from 1923
Sixty seven petitions : sixteen hours and ten minutes archives work, Ada D. Arthur
The expulsion of Sir John Harvey from Virginia, William Warner Moss
Theses from 1922
Mahone, the Boss, Celia Levinson
Theses from 1921
Thomas W. Gilmer, Rebekah V. Lawson
Theses from 1917
John Robinson of Pleasant Hill, King and Queen County, Virginia, 1704-1766, Bernard Diggs Allen
Theses from 1111
The early causes of the Virginia-Maryland boundary controversy, 1627-1668., J. Taylor Ellyson