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International Journal of Oral Surgery, 1977
Abstract The literature on Horton's syndrome is reviewed and a series of 15 patients presented. The aetiology of migraine and its variants is discussed and the clinical features differentiating Horton's syndrome from classical migraine are considered.
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Abstract The literature on Horton's syndrome is reviewed and a series of 15 patients presented. The aetiology of migraine and its variants is discussed and the clinical features differentiating Horton's syndrome from classical migraine are considered.
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2008
Abstract On 12 May 1636 Milton’s father was discharged at his own request as Assistant to the Company of Scriveners because of his ‘removal to inhabit in the country’. A few months earlier, the family had moved to the village of Horton, which is now in Berkshire (near Heathrow Airport) but was until 1974 in Buckinghamshire.
Gordon Campbell, Thomas N Corns
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Abstract On 12 May 1636 Milton’s father was discharged at his own request as Assistant to the Company of Scriveners because of his ‘removal to inhabit in the country’. A few months earlier, the family had moved to the village of Horton, which is now in Berkshire (near Heathrow Airport) but was until 1974 in Buckinghamshire.
Gordon Campbell, Thomas N Corns
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The Pastons of Horton and the Horton Court Library
Recusant History, 1995The manor house of Horton Court, about three miles from Chipping Sodbury in Gloucestershire, was a focus of Catholicism when occupied in the eighteenth century by a recusant branch of the Paston family. The present writer's interest in its past has recently been kindled by the discovery that its library, whose catalogue survives, though the books have ...
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2000
Abstract Bayard T. Horton was a prominent figure in the development of scientific investigation in the United States. Much ofreceived medical wisdom until the 1930s had been based on uncritical and often untested opinions, founded on empirical methods and passed from chief to student.
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Abstract Bayard T. Horton was a prominent figure in the development of scientific investigation in the United States. Much ofreceived medical wisdom until the 1930s had been based on uncritical and often untested opinions, founded on empirical methods and passed from chief to student.
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2023
Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society, 22, 95 ...
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Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society, 22, 95 ...
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Earth Surface Processes, 1978
AbstractThe divergent and yet related problems of post‐Hortonian studies of drainage density and channel network geometry are viewed against the difficulties of defining first‐order channels and basins. It is proposed that the junction of an unbranched perennial (or blue‐line) channel with another perennial channel be taken as the starting point for ...
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AbstractThe divergent and yet related problems of post‐Hortonian studies of drainage density and channel network geometry are viewed against the difficulties of defining first‐order channels and basins. It is proposed that the junction of an unbranched perennial (or blue‐line) channel with another perennial channel be taken as the starting point for ...
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