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The Nineteenth Century

2005
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Nineteenth Century

2017
The Romantic Movement gave impetus to a process of unifying the forces of nature – an impetus that bore fruit in, especially, Oersted’s demonstraton of the magnetic effect of electrical currents (1820) and Maxwell’s theory of electromagnetism (1865). Also, during this period Sadi Carnot articulated the first version of the second law of thermodynamics (
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The Nineteenth Century

Abstract This chapter examines the role of subversion—hostile meddling in a rival’s domestic politics—in nineteenth-century European statecraft. It unpacks subversion’s understudied interaction with the balance of power politics of the early, middle, and late century.
Jill Kastner, William C. Wohlforth
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Idiocy in the nineteenth century

History of Psychiatry, 1996
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The nineteenth century

1992
Whereas the character of Falstaff dominated eighteenth-century criticism, in the nineteenth century Henry IV Parts I & II came to be regarded as a gallery of characters. That is, Falstaff takes his place beside Hal and Hotspur principally, as these in turn are seen against their varying associates and backgrounds.
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The Nineteenth Century

The Modern Language Review, 1967
Margaret A. Rees, A. W. Raitt
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The Nineteenth Century

2018
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The Nineteenth-Century Aftermath

2003
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The nineteenth century

Notes and Queries, 1916
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The Nineteenth-Century Sonnet

2005
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