... to take away a part of their land. At last it had been agreed
between the kings of England and Scotland that the Scots should be allowed to keep part of the north of
England, on condition that ... of the Turks is called, and sailed back to England. On his way home he heard of
his father's death. He knew that that meant he was now King of England, but he was very...
... Europe accumulated human and physical capital, techno-
logical and scientific knowledge. Though fluctuations were many and
sharp, at each secular peak and at each secular trough population and
production ... huge, backward, and
poor periphery of its southern and eastern regions (Poland was a large
exporter of grain), and only some isolated inland areas, such as in moun-
ta...
... topical
areas as: competition and markets; global policy and environment; marketing and
development; marketing history; and quality of life.
Many scholars noting the academic popularity of the ... for another; market exchange involves an institutional
process of great social value (Shaw, 1995).
Alderson went on to expand the concept of a purchase and sale in an individu...
... these are _Âcâra,
Sûtrak@rta, Sthâna, Samavâya Bhagavatî, Jñâtadharmakathâs, Upâsakadas'âs, Antak@rtadas'âs
Anuttaraupapâtikadas'âs, Pras'navyâkara@na, Vipâka_. In addition ... (e.g. _Samarâicca-kahâ, Upamitabhavaprapañca-kathâ_
in Prâkrit, and the _Yas'astilaka_ of Somadeva and Dhanapâla's _Tilakamañjarî_); Jaina Sanskrit poems both
in the Purâ@na and Kâ...
... settled maxims of honor and policy, and to finish his
engagements with Lewis for the destruction of Holland, as well as
for the subsequent change of religion in England.
The History of England, ... and
in the sixty-third year of his age. He left a great estate of fifteen
thousand pounds a year in land, and sixty thousand pounds in
money, acquired by the bo...
... the house passed a vote declaratory of the law, that it was high
treason in the king of England, for the time being, to levy war against the parliament and kingdom of England;
and this was followed ... parliament contained an approval of the king's trial, of the
vote against the Scots and their English associates, and of the abolition of monarchy and of th...
... life, are
annually taken from their native land; to endure, in the American islands and
plantations, a most rigorous and cruel slavery; whereby many, very many of them, are
brought to a melancholy ... of New England came forward as a zealous advocate for them: he
addressed a memorial to the legislature, which he called, The Selling of Joseph, and in
which he plead...
... (in Japanese).
113
)Sakai, K., Kamijima, M., Sh ib ata, E., Ohn o, H. and
Nakajima, T. (2009) Annual transition and seasonal
variation of indoor air pollution levels of 2-ethyl-1-
hexanol in large-scale ... Sensors Capable of
Measuring and Evaluating Indoor Air Quality.
Indoor Environ., 1, 27–34 (in Japanese).
126
)Kishi, R., Saijo, Y., Kanazawa, A. , Tanaka,
M., Yoshimura, T., C...
... he was praised for his
art and beloved for his agreeable and pleasing manner. In this same year he was made a Professor of the
Royal Academy of Florence; and though the Academy of Copenhagen expected ... height of his genius. Pericles and Phidias seem to have been two grand
forces working in harmony for the political and artistic grandeur of Athens, and, indeed,...