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Excerpt from Address to the Graduates of Geneva Medical College: Delivered in the Presbyterian Church, Geneva, January 26, 1841Tms' day the interesting associations which have so long bound us together, are to be forever broken, we are now to part, many of us to meet no more this side the grave, and on this pleasing but melancholy occasion it becomes my duty, on behalf of my colleagues, to offer you a parting word of admonition, and to bid you...

This fourth edition of 'Ratings Analysis' describes and explains the current audience information system that supports economic exchange in both traditional and evolving electronic media markets.

Excerpt from The Kan Ying Pien: Book of Rewards and Punishments, The Chinese Text With Introduction, Translation and NotesThe tract, as a means of publishing in a popular form to the common people, the thoughts and sayings of wise men, has long been used in China. With the invention of printing during the T'ang (l?) dynasty, and its rapid development in the succeeding period, this form of literature soon became general, and increased by leaps ...

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This Informative Book is a MUST read ...... The author, James Webster, has spent more than fifty years researching and investigating the Aferlife (life after death)and the paranormal. He has no problem in accepting that we all survive physical death, with the opportunity to reunite with loved ones and friends, and progress up the spiritual ladder. What he does not accept is the theory and doctrine of reincarnation which has become an increasin...

The only volume to deal specifically with the mid-Atlantic region, this practical guide describes in detail the 88 terrestrial mammals found there as well as the 33 marine species that inhabit the offshore waters. The authors offer expert descriptions of each species, including feeding habits, activity cycles, reproductive biology, and relation to other animals and humans. By emphasizing the relationships between mammals and their environments...