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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... present number of those speaking the Maya language is about 300 , - 000 , about one - third of whom are mixed bloods , or persons of European descent who have adopted the language as their own . For general char- acteristics , see MAYAN ...
... present number of those speaking the Maya language is about 300 , - 000 , about one - third of whom are mixed bloods , or persons of European descent who have adopted the language as their own . For general char- acteristics , see MAYAN ...
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... present topic of thought that the shift of mood is clearly noticeable . In either case the fringe is essential to meaning . We have all noticed how empty and meaningless a word becomes when we have repeated it over and over again : we ...
... present topic of thought that the shift of mood is clearly noticeable . In either case the fringe is essential to meaning . We have all noticed how empty and meaningless a word becomes when we have repeated it over and over again : we ...
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... present time Italian physicians are doing an enormous amount of scientific research work . The facilities offered to students in their medical colleges , however , are not to be compared with those afforded by the other Continental ...
... present time Italian physicians are doing an enormous amount of scientific research work . The facilities offered to students in their medical colleges , however , are not to be compared with those afforded by the other Continental ...
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... present system of calling expert witnesses by establishing a class of official experts ; but most of these plans conflict with one or all of the fundamental principles of the common law relating to the conduct of criminal trials : that ...
... present system of calling expert witnesses by establishing a class of official experts ; but most of these plans conflict with one or all of the fundamental principles of the common law relating to the conduct of criminal trials : that ...
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... present in individual cases the strongest likeness to the equatorial African negro . Other scholars recognize a ' Melanesian race , ' divided into Papuans and Melanesians proper , the latter being taller and more dolichoce- phalic than ...
... present in individual cases the strongest likeness to the equatorial African negro . Other scholars recognize a ' Melanesian race , ' divided into Papuans and Melanesians proper , the latter being taller and more dolichoce- phalic than ...
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