The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 12Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... early English judges and writers , and still others are of quite modern origin . Like other expressions of the common law , maxims derive their force and authority in the first place through the truth and justice of the principles which ...
... early English judges and writers , and still others are of quite modern origin . Like other expressions of the common law , maxims derive their force and authority in the first place through the truth and justice of the principles which ...
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... early education at the Edinburgh Academy , and his first published scientific paper , On the De- scription of Oval Curves , was read for him by Professor Forbes before the Royal Society of Edinburgh before he was fifteen . He spent ...
... early education at the Edinburgh Academy , and his first published scientific paper , On the De- scription of Oval Curves , was read for him by Professor Forbes before the Royal Society of Edinburgh before he was fifteen . He spent ...
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... early entered the governmental em- he became head in 1874 , when he urged the con- ploy in the department of railroads , of which trol of all railroads by the Empire . The suc- cess of this measure and the defeat of the move- ment for ...
... early entered the governmental em- he became head in 1874 , when he urged the con- ploy in the department of railroads , of which trol of all railroads by the Empire . The suc- cess of this measure and the defeat of the move- ment for ...
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... early stages they are scale - like , and much resemble some of the Coccidæ . Unlike the Coccidæ , the two sexes develop in a similar manner , and both males and females are active and have two pairs of wings . In the early stages the ...
... early stages they are scale - like , and much resemble some of the Coccidæ . Unlike the Coccidæ , the two sexes develop in a similar manner , and both males and females are active and have two pairs of wings . In the early stages the ...
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... early history of Zoroastrianism . The King who followed was his son Cyaxares , who reigned B.C. 625-585 . ( See CYAXARES I. ) This monarch , in alliance with Nabopolassar , King of Babylon , overthrew the Assyrian Empire about B.C. 604 ...
... early history of Zoroastrianism . The King who followed was his son Cyaxares , who reigned B.C. 625-585 . ( See CYAXARES I. ) This monarch , in alliance with Nabopolassar , King of Babylon , overthrew the Assyrian Empire about B.C. 604 ...
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