... shall go and see this great man, and hear what he says, and shall, if I can, keep
on terms of peace with him. An army so strong and so fierce that it has captured Alexandria after four hours'
fighting ... ferment among the native population, and this may not improbably find vent in a fanatical
attack upon the Christians. At any rate, we will get the rest of our goods o...
... that people who are learned,
scientific, and all that sort of thing are very often bad hands at everyday matters. Sir
Isaac Newton, and lots of other fellows I have read about, were like that; ... went to a backwood clearing in Canada.
Tom Fairfax has an uncle in New Zealand, and I have heard him say there are lots
of[ Pg 19] officers in the army and people of that sort...
... goals. In this situation, an implicit form of
negotiation takes place that consists of rejection of offers by
the apathetic individuals until the manager creates an
exchange that is worthy of attention.
Many ... several disparate themes
with the goals of creating a conceptual framework for social
marketing and of showing that social marketing is unique in
relation both to comm...
... Yasuoka S, Onishi T, Kawano S, Tsuchihashi S, Ogaw-
ara M, Masuda K, Yamaoka K, Takahashi M & Sano
T (1997) Purification, characterization, and localization
of a novel trypsin-like protease ... This
newly revealed terminus acts as a tethered ligand that
binds to the receptor and autoactivates it. PAR-2 is
activated by trypsin and mast cell tryptase and is
known to mediate air...
... adenocarcinoma
Cholangiocarcinoma
Lung adenocarcinoma
Breast carcinoma
Thyroid carcinoma
Endometrial carcinoma
Cervical carcinoma
Salivary gland carcinoma
Cholangiocarcinoma
Pancreatic carcinoma
Colorectal ... February with
several days of cough, fever, malaise, and myalgias. She notes
that her symptoms started 3 days earlier with a headache and
fatigue, and that several students...
... beaten and ready to give way, the sound of many voices,
singing aloud, rose above the din of battle, and near at hand. At first neither of the combatants knew what
such strange sounds could mean. ... ferocity of these savages, and we would also
charitably believe him at least half ashamed of having to employ them at all, when he saw them brandishing
their tomahawks ove...
... autonomy and nationality. He read
the proceedings of the Congress at Philadelphia with ever-increasing admiration, and for once he admitted the
wisdom of such British statesmanship as that of Pitt ... the Canadian
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TALE OF THE AMERICAN INVASION OF CANADA IN 1775-76.
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