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Beatrice Edgell: An appreciation
British Journal of Psychology, 2001Beatrice Edgell's contribution to the development of psychology is assessed. Edgell was Head of the Department of Philosophy and Psychology at Bedford College, London, from 1898 to 1933. She did much to develop the status of psychology within the College and the University, and established one of the first psychological laboratories in Britain. She was
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Willa Beatrice Brown and Chicago's Aviation Legacy
Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society (1908-1984), 2023T. Kraus
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Pleistocene polyphony - the diversity of human adaptations at the Last Glacial Maximum, Clive Gamble and Olga Soffer living in the Last High Glacial - an interdisciplinary challenge, T.H.van Andel the Last Pleniglacial in the Paris Basin (22,500-14,000 ...
O. Soffer, C. Gamble
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The Cross, the Gospels, and the Work of Art in the Carolingian Age, by Beatrice E. Kitzinger
, 2020D. Ganz
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1998
Abstract She was awakened from this reverie by the voice of Beatrice, who called to her to come near. “I am quite recovered,” she said, “though weak; I have been very ill to-day, and I am frightened to think of the violence of my sensations. But sit near me, beloved friend; it is now night, and you will hear no sound but my feeble voice;
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Abstract She was awakened from this reverie by the voice of Beatrice, who called to her to come near. “I am quite recovered,” she said, “though weak; I have been very ill to-day, and I am frightened to think of the violence of my sensations. But sit near me, beloved friend; it is now night, and you will hear no sound but my feeble voice;
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