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This council later de- veloped the Cambridge higher local examination for women . In 1870 , lectures for women were instituted at Cambridge University , and Miss Clough took charge of a resident group of five female stu- dents .
This council later de- veloped the Cambridge higher local examination for women . In 1870 , lectures for women were instituted at Cambridge University , and Miss Clough took charge of a resident group of five female stu- dents .
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His successor , Samos , reputedly founded the later capital Samosata ( now Samsat ) . His great- grandson Antiochus I ( reigned about 69-34 B. C. ) submitted to Pompey and was recognized as a client king of Rome in 62 B. C. Rome thus ...
His successor , Samos , reputedly founded the later capital Samosata ( now Samsat ) . His great- grandson Antiochus I ( reigned about 69-34 B. C. ) submitted to Pompey and was recognized as a client king of Rome in 62 B. C. Rome thus ...
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In 1911 , Ernest Rutherford ( later 1st Baron Rutherford of Nel- son ) had suggested an atomic model that had the interesting property of being totally impossible according to classical electrodynamic theory .
In 1911 , Ernest Rutherford ( later 1st Baron Rutherford of Nel- son ) had suggested an atomic model that had the interesting property of being totally impossible according to classical electrodynamic theory .
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| Title | The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7 The Encyclopedia Americana, Grolier Incorporated, ISBN 0717201198, 9780717201198 |
| Contributor | Grolier Incorporated |
| Publisher | Grolier, 1988 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2006 |
| ISBN | 0717201198, 9780717201198 |
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