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For full details on immigration policies, see the Troper essay in this volume.

That record is arguably the worst of all possible refugee-receiving states", wrote Abella and Troper."

This troper is also notable for containing the entire liturgical drama Quem quaeritis, with music.

There's a section called "Troper Tales," about the ways tropes have shown up in the tropers' real lives.

Troper, Harold.

Immigrant groups also experienced social exclusions and inequities as part of the settlement and adaptation processes (Troper, 2001).

Alleluias were also among the more frequently used chants to create early organa, such as in the Winchester Troper.

Troper may refer to:

It is remarkably similar to another sequence, the Berta vetula of the Winchester Troper.

Abella, Irving and Harold Troper.

Troper, Harold Martin and Morton Weinfeld.

The book eventually turned up in a Judaica collection of an American Army general, Morris Troper, who was Jewish.

The transfer was retraced by Loeb & Troper, a New York accounting firm that has done work for the congress for years.

Federal policy initiatives redefined the national community, promised equality of access and participation, and affirmed the mosaic as a positive Canadian virtue (Troper, 2001).

Professor Troper will speak on "The Limits of the Rule of Law" giving a unique view from a French perspective.

Canadian Book "None is Too Many", Irving Abella and Harold Troper.

But some others say that these reports merely traced the movement of the money and lacked independence because of Loeb & Troper's history as the congress's auditor.

He received his Ph.D. at Harvard University in 1971, with a dissertation on the medieval English manuscript source, the Winchester Troper.

Suggested Reading R.F. Harney and Harold M. Troper, Immigrants:

The oldest one is the Troper Sequentiary Pa 1118 of the Auch region which was probably written in Limoges by the end of the 10th century.

Harold Troper, a distinguished historian and bestselling author, had complete access to 25 years of her documents and also conducted numerous interviews to verify and enlarge the story.

Loeb and Troper REINGOLD-Jacob.

Graduate of St. Vincent's Medical Center School of Nursing and distinguished partner of Loeb and Troper.

The Winchester Troper includes perhaps the oldest large collections of two-part music in Europe, along with the Chartres Manuscript, which is approximately contemporaneous or a little later.

The Winchester Troper, from c. 1000, is the oldest extant example of notated polyphony for chant performance, although the notation does not indicate precise pitch levels or durations.