Memoir of William Ellery Channing : with extracts from his correspondence and manuscripts /

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Extract from An eulogium on William Shippen, M. D. Delivered by Charles Caldwell, M. D. in the Medical College.

Delivered in 1808. The same extract was published anonymously in The Port folio, Philadelphia, Feb. 1813, p. [101]-114.

Cession of the Northwest Territory and the Ordinance of 1787 : an address delivered before the Society of Alumni of the University of Virginia, on commencement day, July 2, 1884 /

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Memoir of William Ellery Channing, with extracts from his correspondence and manuscripts

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Yorston's popular history of the world : Ancient. Mediaeval. Modern /

A translation by H.W. Dulcken of the author's "Illustrirte weltgeschichte für das volk", 2.aufℓ., Leipzig, 1878-84, in 142 parts, or 1881-84, in 8 vols.

Portraits politiques contemporains / Napoléon III.

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Universalism against itself;

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Memoirs of an ancient Friend : William Young, late of Leominster, deceased.

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Christian ethics.

[v. 1. General ethics] tr. from the Danish by C. Spence.--[v. 2] Special part: pt. 1, Individual ethics, tr. from the author's German ed. by William Affleck; pt. 2, Social ethics, tr. from the author's German ed. by Sophia Taylor.

Memoir of William and Robert Chambers.

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Epizootic activity of Murray Valley encephalitis virus in an aboriginal community in the southeast Kimberley region of western Australia: Results of cross-sectional and longitudinal serologic studies

Murray Valley encephalitis (MVE) virus is a mosquito-borne flavivirus causing severe encephalitis with a resultant high morbidity and mortality. In the period 1989-1993. we undertook a cross-sectional and longitudinal studs by annually screening members of a small remote Aboriginal community in northwestern Australia for MVE virus antibodies. Of the estimated 250-300 people in the community. 249 were tested, and 52.6% had positive serology to MVE. The proportion testing positive increased with increasing age group. and males were slightly more likely to be positive than females. During the study period. a high proportion of the population seroconverted to MVE: the clinical/subclinical ratio seems to be lower than previously reported. Although MVE is mostly asymptomatic, the devastating consequences of clinical illness indicate that advice should be provided regarding the avoidance of mosquito bites. Our longitudinal study showed that the risk of seroconversion was similar for each age group. not just the young.

Philosophical magazine.

v.30 (1808:Feb.-May)