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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... interest to the general reader , as it contains a clear and com- prehensive statement of the principles underlying this science . A memorial edition of Maxwell's scientific papers published by the Cambridge Uni- versity Press was ...
... interest to the general reader , as it contains a clear and com- prehensive statement of the principles underlying this science . A memorial edition of Maxwell's scientific papers published by the Cambridge Uni- versity Press was ...
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... interest in the school system . Among his works are : The Balance : or Moral Arguments for Universalism ( 1846 ) ; Graces and Powers of the Christian Life ( 1852 ) ; Symbols of the Capitol : or Civilization in New York ( 1859 ) ...
... interest in the school system . Among his works are : The Balance : or Moral Arguments for Universalism ( 1846 ) ; Graces and Powers of the Christian Life ( 1852 ) ; Symbols of the Capitol : or Civilization in New York ( 1859 ) ...
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... interest in real estate , even though it is quite limited , as a lease for a year , pro- vided it is such an interest as may be sold on execution . The statutes in the different States vary in their provisions as to the character of the ...
... interest in real estate , even though it is quite limited , as a lease for a year , pro- vided it is such an interest as may be sold on execution . The statutes in the different States vary in their provisions as to the character of the ...
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... interest , whether public or private , in ancient times , especially under the Roman Empire , that is not recorded on the coins . The term medal- lion is for convenience still used of certain classes of ancient coins that surpass the ...
... interest , whether public or private , in ancient times , especially under the Roman Empire , that is not recorded on the coins . The term medal- lion is for convenience still used of certain classes of ancient coins that surpass the ...
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... interest . Settled about 1830 , Medina was in- corporated in 1832. The present government is administered under a charter of 1874 , which , as subsequently amended , provides for a president , annually elected , and a board of trustees ...
... interest . Settled about 1830 , Medina was in- corporated in 1832. The present government is administered under a charter of 1874 , which , as subsequently amended , provides for a president , annually elected , and a board of trustees ...
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