The arbor of amorous devises. Wherein, young gentlemen may reade many plesant fancies, and fine devises. And thereon, meditate divers sweete conceites to court the love of faire ladies and gentlewomen.

Only in part Breton's. It contains poems by other hands, collected together by the printer Richard Jones. [-D.N.B.]

Speech in reply to Mr.Holmes of South Carolina on the principles which divide the two parties, delivered in the House of Representatives,Feb.8,1843.

Caption title.

History of German civilization; a general survey

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Neues leben. Novelle.

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The great events by famous historians; a comprehensive and readable account of the world's history, emphasizing the more important events, and presenting these as complete stories in the master-words of the most celebrated historians,

Vols. 10-20 compiled by a staff of editors headed by Charles F. Horne ... and John Rudd ... under the supervision of Rossiter Johnson.

Letters written by John Chamberlain during the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

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1946 Ice Hockey Team

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back row: Neil Celley, Karl Sulentich, Gordon McMillan, Herbert Upton, Sam Stedman, Robert Marshall, Ching Johnson, Clement Cossalter, Allan Renfrew, coach Victor Heyliger

front row: Bob Arnot, William Jacobson, captain Conrad Hill, Wallace Grant, John MacInnes, Walter Gacek, Chester Kuznier, Richard Starrak, D. Ross Smith

not pictured, Jack MacBeth

The arbor of amorous devises. Wherein, young gentlemen may reade many pleasant fancies and fine devises and thereon meditate divers sweete conceites, to court the love of faire ladies and gentlewomen.

Only in part Breton's. It contains poems by other hands, collected together by the printer Richard Jones.-[D.N.B.]

Our national forests; a short popular account of the work of the United States Forest Service on the national forests,

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Seasonal and Species Variation of the Hepatotoxin Indospicine in Australian Indigofera Legumes as Measured by UPLC−MS/MS

Livestock industries have maintained a keen interest in pasture legumes because of the high protein content and nutritive value. Leguminous Indigofera plant species have been considered as having high feeding values to be utilized as pasture, but the occurrence of the toxic constituent indospicine in some species has restricted this utility. Indospicine has caused both primary and secondary hepatotoxicosis and also reproductive losses, but has only previously been determined in a small number of Indigofera species. This paper validates a high throughput ultra-performance liquid chromatography−tandem mass spectrometry (UPLC−MS/MS) method to determine indospicine content of various Indigofera species found in Australian pasture. Twelve species of Indigofera together with Indigastrum parviflorum plants were collected and analysed. Out of the 84 samples analyzed, *I. spicata contained the highest indospicine level (1003 ± 328 mg/kg DM, n = 4) followed by I. linnaei (755 ± 490 mg/kg DM, n = 51). Indospicine was not detected in 9 of the remaining 11 species, and at only low levels (<10 mg/kg DM) in 2 out of 8 I. colutea specimens and in 1 out of 5 I. linifolia specimens. Indospicine concentrations were below quantitation levels for other Indigofera spp. (I. adesmiifolia, I. georgei, I. hirsuta, I. leucotricha,* I. oblongifolia, I. australis and I. trita) and Indigastrum parviflorum. One of the more significant findings to emerge from this study is that the indospicine content of I. linnaei is highly variable (159 to 2128 mg/kg DM, n = 51), and differs across both regions and seasons. Its first re-growth after spring rain has a higher (p < 0.01) indospicine content than growth following more substantial summer rain. The species collected include the predominant Indigofera in Australia pasture, and of these, only *I. spicata and I. linnaei contain high enough levels of indospicine to pose a potential toxic threat to grazing herbivores.

The great roll of the pipe for the first year of the reign of King Richard the First, A.D. 1189-1190. Now first printed from the original in the custody of the Right Hon. the master of the rolls, under the care of Joseph Hunter ...

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Résidence de Charles [Richard] Crane à Woods Hole (Mass.) [Massachusetts] qui sera probablement celle de Wilson [résidence d'été] : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58888