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Remedies in the 19th Century [PDF]
, 2003 Berkeley, Lord Bishop of Cloyne, “active in many fields but remembered chiefly as a philosopher,” who, in 1744 started the European vogue of tar-water as a general medicine claimed to be successful in the treatment of over 150 different ailments, wrote to the London Magazine in 1747: “If I can but induce the general use of tar-water for this murrain ...
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1968
Iran in the 19th century is the Iran of the Qajars and of Tehran. This must however not be regarded either as laudatory or as derogatory, for the country now finds itself in a situation to which it had repeatedly fallen a prey in greater or less degree at each former change of dynasty: namely either an automatic transformation if the new rulers fell in
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Iran in the 19th century is the Iran of the Qajars and of Tehran. This must however not be regarded either as laudatory or as derogatory, for the country now finds itself in a situation to which it had repeatedly fallen a prey in greater or less degree at each former change of dynasty: namely either an automatic transformation if the new rulers fell in
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1978
In the study of long-period effects old observations have a long-lasting value as they help to extend the time interval over which the effect can be traced. Most visual binaries have not completed a revolution since discovery, and therefore, have not been reobserved in the same section of the orbit.
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In the study of long-period effects old observations have a long-lasting value as they help to extend the time interval over which the effect can be traced. Most visual binaries have not completed a revolution since discovery, and therefore, have not been reobserved in the same section of the orbit.
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2014
In his lectures on modern philosophy, Josiah Royce presents a sweeping analysis of the uniquely historical character of philosophical inquiry in the 19th century. Royce’s inclusion of such a wide variety of converging thought in that century serves as a useful introduction into the amendments that nineteenth century thought made to the tendencies of ...
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In his lectures on modern philosophy, Josiah Royce presents a sweeping analysis of the uniquely historical character of philosophical inquiry in the 19th century. Royce’s inclusion of such a wide variety of converging thought in that century serves as a useful introduction into the amendments that nineteenth century thought made to the tendencies of ...
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