Literature; a lecture by John Henry, cardinal Newman;

"Newman's Literature forms a part of his well-known volume, The idea of a university."

The pastor's testimony.

Mode of access: Internet.

Characteristics from the writings of John Henry Newman : being selections personal, historical, philosophical, and religious, from his various works /

Includes index.

Characteristics from the writings of John Henry Newman. Being selections personal, historical, philosophical, and religious, from his various works.

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Authentic report of the discussion on the Unitarian controversy : between the Rev. John Scott Porter and the Rev. Daniel Bagot : held on April 14, 1834, and three following days, in the Meeting House of the First Presbyterian Congregation, Belfast.

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Tracts for the times /

Vol. 1: 2nd ed.

The works of John Dryden : in verse and prose, with a life /

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The old paths : a discourse preached in the meeting-house of the First Presbyterian Congregation, Belfast; on Sunday, the second of July, 1843: being the day after the two hundredth anniversary of the meeting of the Assembly of Divines at Westminser /

Sermon on Jer.VI.16.

The works of Rev. John Fletcher,

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Speech of Mr. Reed, of Massachusetts, in relation to the failure of the bill making appropriations for fortifications at the last session of Congress. Delivered in the House of Representatives, January 27, 1836.

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Account of the trial of John Edwards,

Shaw & Shoemaker (1822): 8600.

Reformers before the Reformation, principally in Germany and the Netherlands,

v. 1. John of Goch. John of Wesel. 4th ed.- v. 2. The Brethren of the common lot and the German mystics. John Wessel. 3d ed.

A walk about Zion,

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Sermon preached at the funeral of His Eminence John Henry Newman, Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church.

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Good Laboratory Practice for optimization research

Good Laboratory Practice has been a part of non-clinical research for over 40 years. Optimization Research, despite having many papers discussing standards being published over the same period of time, has yet to embrace standards that underpin its research. In this paper we argue the need to adopt standards in optimization research. Building on previous papers, many of which have suggested that the optimization research community should adopt certain standards, we suggest a concrete set of recommendations that the community should adopt. We also discuss how the proposals in this paper could be progressed.