La Guerra Rusa Japonesa

UANL

Relatório da Commissão Mixta Brasileiro-Peruana de Reconhecimento do Alto Purús : notas complementares do commissario brasileiro : 1904-1905

Relatório assinado por Euclides da Cunha

Annual report of the Commissioners of the State Reservation at Niagara, 1904-1905.

Report year irregular.

"Mississippi" - the Magnolia state : A short concise history of the state of Mississippi: her resources, her varied industries, her laws, and the field she offers for immigration and investment 1904-1905 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Ted Stuart UM Football, 1904-1905

(Original loaned to library for scanning)

Queen's University Journal (1904-1905)

The Journal has been Queen's main student newspaper since it was founded in 1873. It appears twice a week on campus with a mix of news, sports, and entertainment stories, editorials, letters to the editor, and photographs. The paper is students' most important source of news and general information and has been a training ground for scores of Canadian journalists.

El modernismo, el Japón y Enrique Gómez Carrillo

Con el objeto de enriquecer el estudio diacrónico de la imagen del Japón en Hispanoamérica, de acuerdo con el método de la Imagología Comparatista, se estudian los textos De Marsella a Tokio y El Japón heroico y galante (1912) de Enrique Gómez Carrillo. La vinculación del periodista guatemalteco con nuestro país a través de su presencia en Buenos Aires, los numerosos artículos aparecidos en diarios porteños y la obtención de la ciudadanía argentina apoyan la inclusión de su imagen del Japón en la línea inaugurada en Por mares y por tierras (1899) de Eduardo Wildey continuada más tarde por Jorge Max Rohde en Viaje al Japón (1932). Por otra parte permite ampliar este tema imagológico al contexto de la literatura hispanoamericana, siendo E. Gómez Carrillo un típico exponente del Modernismo. Los textos del guatemalteco delatan la gran difusión que, en la segunda parte del siglo XIX ha alcanzado en Europa, la pintura japonesa del grupo Ukiyo-e, convirtiéndose en el principal intermediario no verbal de esa cultura lejana. Otro intermediario cultural relevante, destacado en los textos de Gómez Carrillo, fue el marino argentino Manuel Domecq García, a partir de su misión oficial de dos años en el Japón durante la guerra ruso-japonesa. La dicotomía planteada más tarde en la investigación occidental entre el "crisantemo y la espada " para sintetizar la imagen del Japón está prefigurada tanto en el título El Japón heroico y galante, como en los diversos capítulos de dicho texto.

Janāb-i Ba-davlatnī hikāyātlārī : manuscript, 1904 or 5

An eyewitness account of Yaqub Beg's rule in parts of Xinjiang.

Cartas do Japão

Vol. 3 published by Livraria Chardron, de Lello & Irmão.

Syria : publications of the Princeton University archaeological expeditions to Syria in 1904-5 and 1909.

Every part has his own frontspiece.

An organically templated iron sulfate with a distorted Kagome lattice exhibiting unusual magnetic properties

A layered iron sulfate of the composition [H3N(CH2)(2)NH2(CH2)(2)NH2(CH2)(2)NH3][(Fe3F6)-F-II(SO4)(2)], possessing a distorted Kagome lattice, prepared hydrothermally, is found to exhibit magnetic hysteresis like a ferrimagnet besides the characteristics of a frustrated system, like those of a spin glass.

Max Weber and the First World War: Protestant and Catholic living standards in Germany, 1914-1919

We assess informal institutions of Protestants and Catholics by investigating their economic resilience in a natural experiment. The First World War constitutes an exogenous shock to living standards since the duration and intensity of the war exceeded all expectations. We assess the ability of Protestant and Catholic communities to cope with increasing food prices and wartime black markets. Literature based on Weber (1904, 1905) suggests that Protestants must be more resilient than their Catholic peers. Using individual height data on some 2,800 Germans to assess levels of malnutrition during the war, we find that living standards for both Protestants and Catholics declined; however, the decrease of Catholics’ height was disproportionately large. Our empirical analysis finds a large statistically significant difference between Protestants and Catholics for the 1915–19 birth cohort, and we argue that this height gap cannot be attributed to socioeconomic background and fertility alone.

Max Weber and the First World War: Protestant and Catholic living standards in Germany, 1915-1919

We assess informal institutions of Protestants and Catholics by investigating their economic
resilience in a natural experiment. The First World War constitutes an exogenous shock to living standards since the duration and intensity of the war exceeded all expectations. We assess the ability of Protestant and Catholic communities to cope with increasing food prices and wartime black markets. Literature based on Weber (1904, 1905) suggests that Protestants must be more resilient than their Catholic peers. Using individual height data on some 2,800 Germans to assess levels of malnutrition during the war, we find that living standards for both Protestants and Catholics declined; however, the decrease of Catholics’ height was disproportionately large. Our empirical analysis finds a large statistically significant difference between Protestants and Catholics for the 1914-19 birth cohort, and we argue that this height gap cannot be attributed to socioeconomic background and fertility alone.