The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... cause the general characteristics distin- guishing different nations to disappear . Wagner ( 1868 ) has fully proved by numerous examples the importance of migration and isolation in spe- cies - making . See MIGRATION , WAGNER'S LAW OF ...
... cause the general characteristics distin- guishing different nations to disappear . Wagner ( 1868 ) has fully proved by numerous examples the importance of migration and isolation in spe- cies - making . See MIGRATION , WAGNER'S LAW OF ...
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... caused . ( See PHYSIOLOGICAL SELECTION . ) It is to be observed that this is but little different from Gulick's ... cause immediate crystallization in crystal of any substance is capable of causing a supersaturated solution of ...
... caused . ( See PHYSIOLOGICAL SELECTION . ) It is to be observed that this is but little different from Gulick's ... cause immediate crystallization in crystal of any substance is capable of causing a supersaturated solution of ...
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... cause of action or a defence . one either of law or of fact . If the former , it When a court of law or equity is sitting without a jury , it sometimes happens that a question of fact arises upon which the decision of a jury is desired ...
... cause of action or a defence . one either of law or of fact . If the former , it When a court of law or equity is sitting without a jury , it sometimes happens that a question of fact arises upon which the decision of a jury is desired ...
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... caused his exile , and he remained in England until the amnesty of 1834. In 1836 he was made Minister of Foreign ... cause of Queen Maria Christina , and continued to advance her interest and the French alliance by every means in his ...
... caused his exile , and he remained in England until the amnesty of 1834. In 1836 he was made Minister of Foreign ... cause of Queen Maria Christina , and continued to advance her interest and the French alliance by every means in his ...
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... cause of this flexibility is generally assigned to the peculiar form of the quartz grains ; the latter , according to some ob- servers , are elongated and have reëntrant and projecting surfaces which articulate like joints . Itacolumite ...
... cause of this flexibility is generally assigned to the peculiar form of the quartz grains ; the latter , according to some ob- servers , are elongated and have reëntrant and projecting surfaces which articulate like joints . Itacolumite ...
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