The New International Encyclopæeia, Volume 1Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby, Daniel Coit Gilman Dodd, Mead, 1909 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... became members of the Helvetic Confederation . Ruled mainly by the aristocratic party , Aargau gained a liberal constitution in 1831 , and since then has been the champion of democracy against the reactionists and the clericals ...
... became members of the Helvetic Confederation . Ruled mainly by the aristocratic party , Aargau gained a liberal constitution in 1831 , and since then has been the champion of democracy against the reactionists and the clericals ...
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... became famous through his work , Conciliator Differentiarum , quæ inter Philosophos et Medicos Versantur ( Mantua , 1472 ) , the object of which was to reconcile the philosophy and medicine of the time . His fame as a scientist and his ...
... became famous through his work , Conciliator Differentiarum , quæ inter Philosophos et Medicos Versantur ( Mantua , 1472 ) , the object of which was to reconcile the philosophy and medicine of the time . His fame as a scientist and his ...
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... became versed in almost all the sciences . He traveled in England and Holland in 1698. William III . wished to retain him permanently in England , but his affection for his mother induced him to return to Geneva . He translated the New ...
... became versed in almost all the sciences . He traveled in England and Holland in 1698. William III . wished to retain him permanently in England , but his affection for his mother induced him to return to Geneva . He translated the New ...
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... became customary to call all such aspirants abbés - jocularly , " abbés of St. Hope . " They formed a considerable and influential class in society ; and an abbé , distin- guished by a short black or violet - colored frock , and a ...
... became customary to call all such aspirants abbés - jocularly , " abbés of St. Hope . " They formed a considerable and influential class in society ; and an abbé , distin- guished by a short black or violet - colored frock , and a ...
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... became assistant at the astronomical observatory in Göt- tingen and lecturer before the Physical Society of Frankfort - on - the - Main . In 1870 he was made professor at Jena ; in 1878 became director of the astronomical and ...
... became assistant at the astronomical observatory in Göt- tingen and lecturer before the Physical Society of Frankfort - on - the - Main . In 1870 he was made professor at Jena ; in 1878 became director of the astronomical and ...
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