Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at Philadelphia for Promoting Useful Knowledge, Том 60American Philosophical Society, 1921 |
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... March 4 , 1921. ) The territory defined in the title includes Panama , Colombia , west of the Cordillera de Bogota , and the Pacific slope of Ecuador and Peru . The area is bounded on the south by the desert of Atacama , on the west by ...
... March 4 , 1921. ) The territory defined in the title includes Panama , Colombia , west of the Cordillera de Bogota , and the Pacific slope of Ecuador and Peru . The area is bounded on the south by the desert of Atacama , on the west by ...
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... March 10 , 1911 ; Nature , March 23 , 1911 . PROC . AMER . PHIL . , SOC . , Vol . LX , D , DEC . 20 , 1921 . constituent parts . The energy shadows of two gravitating bodies 43.
... March 10 , 1911 ; Nature , March 23 , 1911 . PROC . AMER . PHIL . , SOC . , Vol . LX , D , DEC . 20 , 1921 . constituent parts . The energy shadows of two gravitating bodies 43.
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... March , 1900 . An excursus on Magianism and the Book of Tobit is attached to Lecture II in Moulton's Hibbert Lectures delivered in 1912. Tobit's daughter - in - law lived in Ecbatana , the present Hamadân , near the foot of Mt. Elvend ...
... March , 1900 . An excursus on Magianism and the Book of Tobit is attached to Lecture II in Moulton's Hibbert Lectures delivered in 1912. Tobit's daughter - in - law lived in Ecbatana , the present Hamadân , near the foot of Mt. Elvend ...
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... the United States . 123 PROC . AMER . PHIL . SOC .. , VOL . LX . , H , MARCH 6 , 1922 . ( Copyright , 1922 , by the American Philosophical Society . ) CHAPTER III . ATTRIBUTES OF THE NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE ORGAN UNDER 99.
... the United States . 123 PROC . AMER . PHIL . SOC .. , VOL . LX . , H , MARCH 6 , 1922 . ( Copyright , 1922 , by the American Philosophical Society . ) CHAPTER III . ATTRIBUTES OF THE NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE ORGAN UNDER 99.
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... March 30 , 1796 , Richardson , Messages and Papers of the President , I : 195. " The reason why we trust one man , rather than many , is because one man can negotiate and many men can't . Two masses of people have no way of dealing ...
... March 30 , 1796 , Richardson , Messages and Papers of the President , I : 195. " The reason why we trust one man , rather than many , is because one man can negotiate and many men can't . Two masses of people have no way of dealing ...
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