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Gould, Robert F. The history of Freemasonry. London Jack, 1882-1887. 4 vols (502p.)... 

Boehme, Jacob. Jacob Boehme [selections] edited by C. A. Rainy. Edited by C.A. Rainy. London Jack, [1908], 112p. 

Russell, Alexander. 1912. Lord Kelvin His Life and Work. London Jack. 

Regina Sotting, Jack Sotting William Harvey Research Institute, School of Medicine and Dentistry, St. Bartholomew s and Royal London, London, UK... 

The Editors express their sincere thanks to the Advisors for their invaluable help. They thank Professor Jack Dunitz for contributing the biographical memoir of Linus Pauling that he wrote originally for the Royal Society of London. 

Jack D. Dunitz, Linus Carl Pauling. Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society of London 1996, 317-338 (1996). 

Gladych J, Hunt J, Jack D, Half R, Boyle J, Stewart R, Ferlauto R (1969) Nature (London) 221 ... 

Lindsay, Jack. The origins of alchemy in Graeco-Roman Egypt. London Muller, 1970. xii, 452 p. ISBN 0-584-10005-1... 

Cirlot, Juan Eduardo. A dictionary of symbols. Translated from the Spanish by Jack Sage. Foreword by Herbert Read. 2nd ed ed. Edited by Herbert Read. Translated by Jack Sage. London Routledge Kegan Paul, 1971. lv. 419 p. 

E. O. FISCHER Technische Hochschule (Munich) JACK LEWIS University College (London) LAMBERTO MALATESTA University of Milan GEOFFREY WILKINSON Imperial College of Science... 

The following passage is an excerpt from Jack London s The Cruise of the Snark. In this selection, London discusses his experience of learning to surf in Waikiki in the early 1900s. 

The Lord must have had His reasons for making some of us white and some of us black, muses Annie Johnson in Imitation of Life (1959). In sharp contrast to the fading cultural regime under which writers like Dashiel Hammett would depict a racial underworld of immigrant gangsters, under which Frank Norris and Jack London would depict a naturalistic universe menaced by racially degenerate villains, or under which... 

Gossett, Race, pp. 198-227 Robert Bannister, Social Darwinism Science and Myth in Anglo-American Social Thought (Philadelphia Temple University Press, 1979), pp. 212-225 Richard Hofstadter, Social Darwinism in American Thought (Boston Beacon, 1944), pp. 143-200 Walter LaFeber, The New Empire An Interpretation of American Expansionism (Ithaca Cornell University Press, 1964) Jack London, The Sea-Wolf [1904] (New York New American Library, 1964), pp. 68-69, 24, 79 Frank Norris, McTeague [1899] (New York Norton, 1977), pp. 25, 135. 

Jack E. Henningfield Edythe D. London Sakire Pogun Editors... 

A. Jack, Nature, (London), 297, 162 (1982). Molecular Structure of a New Family of Ribonucleases. 

Hardie, D., and K. H. Jack Crystal structures of silicon nitride. Nature [London] 180, 332-333 (1957). 

Fig. 2. A portion of the iron-carbon-nitrogen diagram at 450°C. according to K. H. Jack, where phases are represented as follows + = a, Q = y, O — , = t, X = x, C = Fe C. Reprinted by permission of The Royal Society (London).

In 1920, Coward entered University College, London (UCL), to study biochemistry. Awarded a Beit Fellowship, she undertook research on vitamin A with Jack Drummond,50 a total of 22 publications being authored or co-authored from her work. She was elected Fellow of the Chemical Society in 1923, one of her nominators being Katherine Burke (see Chap. 3). Receiving her D.Sc. in biochemistry in 1924, she travelled to the United States on a Rockefeller Travelling Scholarship to continue her studies on vitamin A at the Department of Agricultural Chemistry of the University of Wisconsin at Madison. 

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