Three of the most significant voices of the English Reformation are brought together in this authoritative collection. Explore the theological debates and political tensions that prompted Tindal, Frith, and Barnes to challenge the established church and risk everything for their beliefs.
Using Stops to Profit More and Reduce Risk in the Long-Term Uptrend
The book delves into strategic discussions about investment positions aimed at maximizing profits in a bullish stock market. It emphasizes the potential for long positions to capitalize on sustained upward trends, providing insights into navigating market dynamics for long-term gain.
Focusing on obstetric operations and the management of hemorrhage, this book presents a detailed examination of techniques and practices from 1870. It offers insights into historical medical approaches and serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of obstetric care. The unchanged reprint maintains the integrity of the original content, making it a significant reference for both medical historians and practitioners interested in the advancements of obstetrics.
including the treatment of hæmorrhage, and forming a guide to the management of difficult labour. Fourth Edition
Focusing on obstetric operations, this comprehensive guide addresses the treatment of hemorrhage and offers practical advice for managing difficult labor. The fourth edition maintains the integrity of the original 1886 text, ensuring that readers receive high-quality, reliable information. It serves as an essential resource for medical professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of obstetrics and improve patient care during childbirth.
Culturally significant, this work is a faithful reproduction of an original artifact, preserving its historical integrity. It includes original copyright references and library stamps, reflecting its importance in the knowledge base of civilization. Scholars have recognized its value, making it a vital resource for understanding historical context and cultural heritage.
The book serves as a comprehensive research tool, featuring the first Baltimore directory compiled by Thompson and Walker, along with naturalization records from 1796 to 1803. Directory entries include surname, given name, occupation, and residence, organized alphabetically. The naturalization data, sourced from the Baltimore County Naturalization Docket, is grouped by date and includes surname, given name, and country of origin, with an index for easy reference. This resource is invaluable for genealogical and historical research related to Baltimore.
This book offers a detailed exploration of historical land ownership and management through various primary sources, including land records, administration accounts, rent rolls, county court proceedings, and inventories. By analyzing these documents, it provides insights into the socio-economic conditions and legal frameworks of the time, revealing the complexities of property rights and governance. The meticulous compilation of data serves as a valuable resource for researchers and history enthusiasts interested in understanding the nuances of land use and administration in a specific historical context.
This volume serves as a companion to the author's previous work, focusing on historical records from Maryland and some Pennsylvania newspapers. It features a range of items such as marriages, deaths, legal notices, and genealogical ads, all meticulously organized in alphabetical order. Each entry includes the newspaper name and date of publication, facilitating research. Additionally, a comprehensive full name index is provided, highlighting individuals mentioned in various notices, enhancing its value for genealogical research.
John Hunter's life is a compelling tale of ambition and struggle, transitioning from a skilled mariner to the second governor of New South Wales. His tenure was marked by significant challenges, including the loss of two ships, HMS Sirius and HMS Venerable. Despite his difficulties in governance and eventual failure, he returned to England determined to restore his reputation, ultimately achieving success as a Vice-Admiral. His diaries, drawings, and maps provide invaluable insights into the early days of modern Australia.