The United States criminal calender:

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My three years in Manipur and escape from the recent mutiny.

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My three years in Manipur and escape from the recent mutiny /

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We had a fine time on the campus during the flood

Caption on image includes title + Copyrighted by H.C. Hubel. St. Clair, Mich. 1910. On verso: Gift. Mr. Wifred Shaw. 12/15/1932 (Daybook, image #15)

University of Michigan Football Team, 1917

Back Row: Clarence Moulthrop, Lee Bonar, Julius St. Clair, Abraham Cohn, Charles Beath, William Cruse, Harold Rye, stud. mngr. Charles Boos

Middle Row: asst. coach Prentiss Douglas, asst. coach Robert Watson, Clifford Sparks, Chester Morrison, Lowell Genebach, Thomas Garrett, Archie Weston Harry Wellford, Gerald Froemke, Oscar Cartwright, trainer Harry Tuthill

Front Row: Oscar Lambert, Joseph Hanish, Alan Boyd, Elton Wieman, Angus Goetz, head coach Fielding Yost, John Goodsell, Richard Weske, William Fortune, Frank Culver

1896 UM Track Team

Back Row (standing L-R): Edward(?) Marsh, st. mngr. Orestes Wright, Charles Tryon, Joseph Thomas, Norwood Ayers, Duane Stuart, trainer Keene Fitzpatrick, Arthur Haegler

2nd Row (seated on bench): Charles Chubb, Edward DePont, Charles McConkey, Henry Meining, Atalan Atkinson, Paul Vernor, John Bennett, Henry Heald

Front Row: (seated on ground):Edwin Woodruff, George St. Clair, James Leroy, Benjamin Bailey, William Matthews

A narrative of the life of David Crockett, of the state of Tennessee /

Crockett's attempt (ghost-written by Thomas Chilton) to correct erroneous impressions produced by Mathew St. Clair Clarke's The life and adventures of Colonel David Crockett of West Tennessee, which was published anonymously in 1833, and later reissued as Sketches and eccentricities of Colonel David Crockett of West Tennessee. Cf. introduction to the facsimile edition of the Narrative, edited by J.A. Shackford and S.J. Folmsbee, and published by the University of Tennessee Press.

A soldier's recollections of the West Indies and America; with a narrative of the expedition to the island of Walcheren.

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Sonnets /

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Outlines of psychology.

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An aquatic risk assessment of ethion and bromacil inputs to the C-25 Canal and Indian River Lagoon

Pesticide monitoring in St. Lucie County by various local, state and federal agencies has indicated consistent residues of several pesticides, including ethion and bromacil. Although pesticides have long been known to pose a threat to non-target species and much background monitoring has been done, no pesticide aquatic risk assessment has been done in this geographical area. Several recognized United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) methods of quantifying risk are employed here to include hazard quotients (HQ) and probabilistic modeling with sensitivity analysis. These methods are employed to characterize potential impacts to aquatic biota of the C-25 Canal and the Indian River Lagoon (in St. Lucie County, Florida) based on current agricultural pesticide use and drainage patterns. The model used in the analysis incorporates available physical-chemical property data, local hydrology, ecosystem information, and pesticide use practices. HQ's, probabilistic distributions, and field sample analyses resulted in high levels of concern (LOCs), which usually indicates a need for regulatory action, including restrictions on use, or cancellation. ^

Control of cortex development by ULK4, a rare risk gene for mental disorders including schizophrenia

This work was supported by the grants from British Council China (Sino-UK higher Education for PhD studies) to Y.D. and C.D.M., and also from the following funding resources: Tenovus Scotland (G12/05, B.L.), The Carnegie Trust (RG13060-10, B.L.) and National Natural Science Foundation of China (91232724, Y.D.; 31100788, L.Z.; 81200933, N.N.S.; 31528011, B.L. and Y.D.).