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Page 105
... began to develop widespread powers in other fields and to ac- quire territorial authority . By the late 740s some of these generals had grown immensely powerful and began to intervene in court pol- itics . Most important of them was Li ...
... began to develop widespread powers in other fields and to ac- quire territorial authority . By the late 740s some of these generals had grown immensely powerful and began to intervene in court pol- itics . Most important of them was Li ...
Page 463
... began his medical practice in New York City and became professor of children's diseases at the New York Medical College in 1860 , hold- ing the first chair in the subject founded in the United States . He later held professorships at ...
... began his medical practice in New York City and became professor of children's diseases at the New York Medical College in 1860 , hold- ing the first chair in the subject founded in the United States . He later held professorships at ...
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... began at once with a great number of small books and pamphlets and even a periodical called The Moment , to the 10 numbers of which he was the sole contributor . The strain of this intensely conducted cam- paign made grave inroads on ...
... began at once with a great number of small books and pamphlets and even a periodical called The Moment , to the 10 numbers of which he was the sole contributor . The strain of this intensely conducted cam- paign made grave inroads on ...
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19th century Horsehair for the textile industry | 87 |
horsehair worm also called HAIRWORM | 250 |
of this dark cloud has a shape somewhat | 300 |
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