...bot-fly occasionally deposits its eggs beneath the skin of man and there cause the symptoms described. It was not until about the middle of the nineteenth century that scientific writers began to admit the existence of a special species with a tendency to become a parasite...

...the 10th, 11th and 12th •Gow. History of Greek Geometry, Cambridge, 1884, p. 208. tStamper, p. 88. propositions of the sixth book, and to learn arithmetic....transferred from the universities to the schools. What were the experiences of teachers in secondary schools with the Euclidean text? The desirability of modifying...

...practically put a stop to by the oppressive rule of the Turks, and died out in the sixteenth century. It was not until about the middle of the nineteenth century that any real effort was made to resume mining in Servia, and even then the industry languished for fully...

...as it is now. Hogs were chiefly raised, although the grazing of cattle and sheep was also followed. It was not until about the middle of the nineteenth century that wheat growing became an important industry, but since then this and the raising of beef cattle have...

...bot-fly occasionally deposits its eggs beneath the skin of man and there cause the symptoms described. It was not until about the middle of the nineteenth century that scientific writers began to admit the existence of a special species with a tendency to become a parasite...

...boys were required to study the earliest parts of the first book of Euclid, the loth, nth, and I2th propositions of the sixth book, and to learn arithmetic....transferred from the universities to the schools. What were the experiences of teachers in secondary schools with the Euclidean text? The desirability of modifying...

...Toward the middle of the eighteenth century perhaps a little geometry was taught in the schools, but it was not until about the middle of the nineteenth...became common in the secondary schools of England. RUSSIA Mathematical works under the form of practical arithmetic and "the primitive art of measuring...

...bones, tambourine, Jew'sharp, tin whistle, in fact all the " toy " instruments were brought into use. It was not until about the middle of the Nineteenth Century that any effort was put forth in the direction of research regarding the music of the American negro. His...

...bones, tambourine, jew'sharp, tin whistle, in fact all the " toy " instruments were brought into use. It was not until about the middle of the Nineteenth Century that any effort was put forth in the direction of research regarding the music of the American negro. His...

...established in this State at Flushing, LI, about 1730. Other nurseries were established later, but it was not until about the middle of the nineteenth century that, due to the stimulus of a large demand for grafted trees for planting in commercial orchards, nurseries...