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  • A Chemical Study of Western Oregon Nutgalls

    Creator:
    Johnson, Clarence William and De Haven, Glen
    Abstract:
    Few discoveries of any importance have been the result of a moment's happy coincidence; rather have they been the fruit of many hours of tedious thought and experiment. This is especially true in the realm of organic chemistry. Here, where progress is made only by the most painstaking experimentation, extensive...
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    appeared at about this time, but the men to whom special credit is due for the discovery and

  • The Consular Service of the United States

    Creator:
    Carmichael, George B.
    Abstract:
    The consular service of the United States is the outgrowth of the necessities arising from the various conditions in which our government has been from time to time. In the early part of the Revolutionary War our foreign representatives had very diverse and comprehensive duties. They exercised fiscal, diplomatic, and...
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    shipped. The consuls were bound to report any frauds to the state Department. Later, the law mention- ed

  • The Standard Oil Company and the Development of Corporations

    Creator:
    Christiansen, Conrad
    Abstract:
    As far back as History goes we have conclusive proof that man has traded commodities with his fellow-men. At first these exchanges were in the form of barter, a man would trade something which he had and did not care much for,with another man who had something he desired more....
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    agreed upon a uniform charge for trans - portation,and their patrons were allowed special discrimin