The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 6Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... became emeritus professor . since his boyhood . After serving for two years He organized the Journal of the American Medi- as the chief representative of the company at cal Association in 1883 , and edited it till 1889 . Canton , he was ...
... became emeritus professor . since his boyhood . After serving for two years He organized the Journal of the American Medi- as the chief representative of the company at cal Association in 1883 , and edited it till 1889 . Canton , he was ...
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... became a prominent Anti - Parnellite . After a visit to Australia , he published his Im- pressions of Australasian ... became inspector - general of cavalry and commander of the Consular Guard . Soon after the Empire was proclaimed he ...
... became a prominent Anti - Parnellite . After a visit to Australia , he published his Im- pressions of Australasian ... became inspector - general of cavalry and commander of the Consular Guard . Soon after the Empire was proclaimed he ...
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... became noted for his eloquence and enlight- ened patriotism . Elected in 1832 to the National Diet , Deák , as leader of the Liberal opposition , resisted every attempt of the Imperial Govern- ment to infringe on the constitutional ...
... became noted for his eloquence and enlight- ened patriotism . Elected in 1832 to the National Diet , Deák , as leader of the Liberal opposition , resisted every attempt of the Imperial Govern- ment to infringe on the constitutional ...
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... became professor of medical jurisprudence in the Albany Medical School , and in 1851 professor of law in the newly founded law - school at Albany . He also served as chancellor and professor of history at the University of Iowa in 1855 ...
... became professor of medical jurisprudence in the Albany Medical School , and in 1851 professor of law in the newly founded law - school at Albany . He also served as chancellor and professor of history at the University of Iowa in 1855 ...
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... became a captain , and was put in charge of the Delaware , 20 guns , with which he captured two French privateers ... became a judge in Paris , and in 1806 was called to Holland by King Louis , who esteemed him highly as his trusted ...
... became a captain , and was put in charge of the Delaware , 20 guns , with which he captured two French privateers ... became a judge in Paris , and in 1806 was called to Holland by King Louis , who esteemed him highly as his trusted ...
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