Trübner's American and Oriental Literary Record, Issues 237-251Trübner & Company, 1888 A monthly register of the most important works published in North and South America, in India, China, and the British colonies: with occasional notes on German, Dutch, Danish, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian books. |
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... York in August last , the following officers were elected for the Cleveland meeting , which will be held in August next - President : J. W. Powell , of Washington . Vice - Presidents : A. Mathematics and Astronomy , Ormond Stone , of ...
... York in August last , the following officers were elected for the Cleveland meeting , which will be held in August next - President : J. W. Powell , of Washington . Vice - Presidents : A. Mathematics and Astronomy , Ormond Stone , of ...
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... York ; H. Anthropology , Frank Baker , of Washington ; I. Economic Science and Statistics , Charles S. Hill , of Wash- ington . Treasurer : William Lilly , of Mauch Chunk . Auditors : Henry Wheatland , of Salem ; Thomas Meehan , of ...
... York ; H. Anthropology , Frank Baker , of Washington ; I. Economic Science and Statistics , Charles S. Hill , of Wash- ington . Treasurer : William Lilly , of Mauch Chunk . Auditors : Henry Wheatland , of Salem ; Thomas Meehan , of ...
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... York Street , Covent Garden . The poet Milton said that barley belonged to the Goddess Ceres rather than to the drunken god Bacchus . and Phillips , a classical scholar , wrote in the same strain in his " Cerelia . " It has been said ...
... York Street , Covent Garden . The poet Milton said that barley belonged to the Goddess Ceres rather than to the drunken god Bacchus . and Phillips , a classical scholar , wrote in the same strain in his " Cerelia . " It has been said ...
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... York , on Nov. 18 , 1810. and graduated as M.D. at Fairfield Medical College . in 1831. In 1842 he became Fisher Professor of Natural History in Harvard University , and commenced his long career of successful teaching . In his private ...
... York , on Nov. 18 , 1810. and graduated as M.D. at Fairfield Medical College . in 1831. In 1842 he became Fisher Professor of Natural History in Harvard University , and commenced his long career of successful teaching . In his private ...
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... York . 7s . 6d . Abridged edition , paper covers , 1s . 6d . American Gynecological Society . Transactions , vol . 12 , being the Proceedings of the 12th Annual Meeting of the American Gynaecological Soc . held in N. Y. , Sept. 13 , 14 ...
... York . 7s . 6d . Abridged edition , paper covers , 1s . 6d . American Gynecological Society . Transactions , vol . 12 , being the Proceedings of the 12th Annual Meeting of the American Gynaecological Soc . held in N. Y. , Sept. 13 , 14 ...
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