The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 1. köideLittle, Brown, 1902 |
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... England and Scotland through eleven different ports , but the disease nowhere obtained a footing . Seven vessels brought 72 cases to the United States , and 16 others occurred on shore , but there was no further dissemination . three ...
... England and Scotland through eleven different ports , but the disease nowhere obtained a footing . Seven vessels brought 72 cases to the United States , and 16 others occurred on shore , but there was no further dissemination . three ...
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... England were traced to the ingestion of oysters obtained from the Grimsby beds . In short , it may be said that all insanitary conditions favour the prevalence of cholera in some degree . Preventive inoculation with an attenuated virus ...
... England were traced to the ingestion of oysters obtained from the Grimsby beds . In short , it may be said that all insanitary conditions favour the prevalence of cholera in some degree . Preventive inoculation with an attenuated virus ...
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... England ; France stands here at the head of the Latin nations with £ 253 per head , as England does at the head of the Teutonic nations . Teutonic nations is £ 226 per head , that of the Latin The average wealth of the £ 140 , and that ...
... England ; France stands here at the head of the Latin nations with £ 253 per head , as England does at the head of the Teutonic nations . Teutonic nations is £ 226 per head , that of the Latin The average wealth of the £ 140 , and that ...
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... England shortly before Christmas , and died at 50 Grosvenor Square on 24th January 1895 . Lord Randolph Churchill married , in January 1874 , Jennie , daughter of Mr Leonard Jerome of New York , U.S.A. , who survived him . He left two ...
... England shortly before Christmas , and died at 50 Grosvenor Square on 24th January 1895 . Lord Randolph Churchill married , in January 1874 , Jennie , daughter of Mr Leonard Jerome of New York , U.S.A. , who survived him . He left two ...
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... England , it is impossible to estimate with even an approach to accuracy the amount of the annual production of them . In 1896 Mr Sampson , the then secretary of the National Association of English Cider - makers , in his evidence ...
... England , it is impossible to estimate with even an approach to accuracy the amount of the annual production of them . In 1896 Mr Sampson , the then secretary of the National Association of English Cider - makers , in his evidence ...
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