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History of Franklin and Marshall College; Franklin College, 1787-1853; Marshall College, 1836-1853; Franklin and Marshall College, 1853-1903 . students had actually returned to theirhomes before the battle of Gettysburg was fought. After the battle the government seized the buildings ofthe College, and the halls of the societies were occupied ashospitals for the wounded. For several months the hallswere thus occupied, and the buildings were considerablydamaged; but the societies never received any compensa-tion for their losses. The occupation was, however, chieflyduring the summer vacation; a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-franklin-and-marshall-college-franklin-college-1787-1853-marshall-college-1836-1853-franklin-and-marshall-college-1853-1903-students-had-actually-returned-to-theirhomes-before-the-battle-of-gettysburg-was-fought-after-the-battle-the-government-seized-the-buildings-ofthe-college-and-the-halls-of-the-societies-were-occupied-ashospitals-for-the-wounded-for-several-months-the-hallswere-thus-occupied-and-the-buildings-were-considerablydamaged-but-the-societies-never-received-any-compensa-tion-for-their-losses-the-occupation-was-however-chieflyduring-the-summer-vacation-a-image343001868.htmlRM2AX12AM–History of Franklin and Marshall College; Franklin College, 1787-1853; Marshall College, 1836-1853; Franklin and Marshall College, 1853-1903 . students had actually returned to theirhomes before the battle of Gettysburg was fought. After the battle the government seized the buildings ofthe College, and the halls of the societies were occupied ashospitals for the wounded. For several months the hallswere thus occupied, and the buildings were considerablydamaged; but the societies never received any compensa-tion for their losses. The occupation was, however, chieflyduring the summer vacation; a
. Life and adventure in the West Indies; a sequel to Adventures in search of a living in Spanish-America . or the emancipation of slaves, in which the attitude ofother European Governments on this matter is premised in thesewords: Thus England, France, and Sweeden, have granted compensa-tion. The first, £2$ 12s. 2d. sterling at an average per head. Theother subject is an account of the old Reconcihng Court whicharranged amicably the greater part of the cases brought before it in theyear 1849. This tribunal must, indeed, have been a blessing to thepublic, if not to the legal profession, as, Law Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/life-and-adventure-in-the-west-indies-a-sequel-to-adventures-in-search-of-a-living-in-spanish-america-or-the-emancipation-of-slaves-in-which-the-attitude-ofother-european-governments-on-this-matter-is-premised-in-thesewords-thus-england-france-and-sweeden-have-granted-compensa-tion-the-first-2-12s-2d-sterling-at-an-average-per-head-theother-subject-is-an-account-of-the-old-reconcihng-court-whicharranged-amicably-the-greater-part-of-the-cases-brought-before-it-in-theyear-1849-this-tribunal-must-indeed-have-been-a-blessing-to-thepublic-if-not-to-the-legal-profession-as-law-image369620463.htmlRM2CD9JJR–. Life and adventure in the West Indies; a sequel to Adventures in search of a living in Spanish-America . or the emancipation of slaves, in which the attitude ofother European Governments on this matter is premised in thesewords: Thus England, France, and Sweeden, have granted compensa-tion. The first, £2$ 12s. 2d. sterling at an average per head. Theother subject is an account of the old Reconcihng Court whicharranged amicably the greater part of the cases brought before it in theyear 1849. This tribunal must, indeed, have been a blessing to thepublic, if not to the legal profession, as, Law
. Our garden flowers; a popular study of their native lands, their life histories, and their structural affiliations. Flowers. NIGELLA of appearance wanting to the double forms. Too often, double flowers show simply a mass of petalage which is poor compensa- tion for the individuaUty which is obliterated. A faint delicate perfume of anise lingers about the flower. The genus Nigella is credited in the books with sixteen species, all Eurppean or Asiatic, of which three have been cultivated. Be- sides our own Love-in-a-mist, there is in Europe the Spanish Nigella, Nigella hispdnia, similar to it Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/our-garden-flowers-a-popular-study-of-their-native-lands-their-life-histories-and-their-structural-affiliations-flowers-nigella-of-appearance-wanting-to-the-double-forms-too-often-double-flowers-show-simply-a-mass-of-petalage-which-is-poor-compensa-tion-for-the-individuauty-which-is-obliterated-a-faint-delicate-perfume-of-anise-lingers-about-the-flower-the-genus-nigella-is-credited-in-the-books-with-sixteen-species-all-eurppean-or-asiatic-of-which-three-have-been-cultivated-be-sides-our-own-love-in-a-mist-there-is-in-europe-the-spanish-nigella-nigella-hispdnia-similar-to-it-image232154212.htmlRMRDKF1T–. Our garden flowers; a popular study of their native lands, their life histories, and their structural affiliations. Flowers. NIGELLA of appearance wanting to the double forms. Too often, double flowers show simply a mass of petalage which is poor compensa- tion for the individuaUty which is obliterated. A faint delicate perfume of anise lingers about the flower. The genus Nigella is credited in the books with sixteen species, all Eurppean or Asiatic, of which three have been cultivated. Be- sides our own Love-in-a-mist, there is in Europe the Spanish Nigella, Nigella hispdnia, similar to it
![. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 32 The Florists^ Review July 7. 1921 rosentative of the market, shows the record in comparative figures, as fol- lows: Siilc« for I'er cent Juno, lUlit 100 June, 1920 ir)7% Juiio, litil IjIVj Considering all the conditions, gen- eral business, weather and quality of stock, business must be counted as re- markably good this June. A Tough Month. June was one of the hardest nionths the trade in this section ever has en- countered. It was so hot and dry the trade suffered in every possible way; there was not the slighte'fet compensa- tion. The records Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RRE199/florists-review-microform-floriculture-32-the-florists-review-july-7-1921-rosentative-of-the-market-shows-the-record-in-comparative-figures-as-fol-lows-siilc-for-ier-cent-juno-lulit-100-june-1920-ir7-juiio-litil-ijivj-considering-all-the-conditions-gen-eral-business-weather-and-quality-of-stock-business-must-be-counted-as-re-markably-good-this-june-a-tough-month-june-was-one-of-the-hardest-nionths-the-trade-in-this-section-ever-has-en-countered-it-was-so-hot-and-dry-the-trade-suffered-in-every-possible-way-there-was-not-the-slightefet-compensa-tion-the-records-RRE199.jpg ". Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 32 The Florists^ Review July 7. 1921 rosentative of the market, shows the record in comparative figures, as fol- lows: Siilc« for I'er cent Juno, lUlit 100 June, 1920 ir)7% Juiio, litil IjIVj Considering all the conditions, gen- eral business, weather and quality of stock, business must be counted as re- markably good this June. A Tough Month. June was one of the hardest nionths the trade in this section ever has en- countered. It was so hot and dry the trade suffered in every possible way; there was not the slighte'fet compensa- tion. The records Stock Photo")
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 32 The Florists^ Review July 7. 1921 rosentative of the market, shows the record in comparative figures, as fol- lows: Siilc« for I'er cent Juno, lUlit 100 June, 1920 ir)7% Juiio, litil IjIVj Considering all the conditions, gen- eral business, weather and quality of stock, business must be counted as re- markably good this June. A Tough Month. June was one of the hardest nionths the trade in this section ever has en- countered. It was so hot and dry the trade suffered in every possible way; there was not the slighte'fet compensa- tion. The records Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/florists-review-microform-floriculture-32-the-florists-review-july-7-1921-rosentative-of-the-market-shows-the-record-in-comparative-figures-as-fol-lows-siilc-for-ier-cent-juno-lulit-100-june-1920-ir7-juiio-litil-ijivj-considering-all-the-conditions-gen-eral-business-weather-and-quality-of-stock-business-must-be-counted-as-re-markably-good-this-june-a-tough-month-june-was-one-of-the-hardest-nionths-the-trade-in-this-section-ever-has-en-countered-it-was-so-hot-and-dry-the-trade-suffered-in-every-possible-way-there-was-not-the-slightefet-compensa-tion-the-records-image238180245.htmlRMRRE199–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 32 The Florists^ Review July 7. 1921 rosentative of the market, shows the record in comparative figures, as fol- lows: Siilc« for I'er cent Juno, lUlit 100 June, 1920 ir)7% Juiio, litil IjIVj Considering all the conditions, gen- eral business, weather and quality of stock, business must be counted as re- markably good this June. A Tough Month. June was one of the hardest nionths the trade in this section ever has en- countered. It was so hot and dry the trade suffered in every possible way; there was not the slighte'fet compensa- tion. The records
![. Correspondence relative to the seizure of British vessels in Behring Sea by the United States' authorities in 1886-91 [microform]. Bering Sea controversy; Fisheries; Béring, Affaire des pêcheries de; Pêche commerciale. XX CONTEXTS. h. 153 154 15(1 157 158 3 >5 .Sir Will. Ritchie to Loid Knuts-iReferriiiff to No. 143 iirt'cediiiK : TriiiisiuittiiiK cojiv of an a))-, fonl, lotli Nov., ISSll. proved Minute ot the Cnntuiian Privy CVnnicil, Jttii Xovv enil)er, ISSlt, sihniittiii« formal Htutenient of the owner of tiie HritiKh schooner " Patiitinder,"' and claim to compensa- tion for Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ3N0K/correspondence-relative-to-the-seizure-of-british-vessels-in-behring-sea-by-the-united-states-authorities-in-1886-91-microform-bering-sea-controversy-fisheries-bring-affaire-des-pcheries-de-pche-commerciale-xx-contexts-h-153-154-151-157-158-3-gt5-sir-will-ritchie-to-loid-knuts-ireferriiiff-to-no-143-iirtcediiik-triiiisiuittiiik-cojiv-of-an-a-fonl-lotli-nov-issll-proved-minute-ot-the-cnntuiian-privy-cvnnicil-jttii-xovv-eniler-isslt-sihniittiii-formal-htutenient-of-the-owner-of-tiie-hritikh-schooner-quot-patiitinderquot-and-claim-to-compensa-tion-for-RJ3N0K.jpg ". Correspondence relative to the seizure of British vessels in Behring Sea by the United States' authorities in 1886-91 [microform]. Bering Sea controversy; Fisheries; Béring, Affaire des pêcheries de; Pêche commerciale. XX CONTEXTS. h. 153 154 15(1 157 158 3 >5 .Sir Will. Ritchie to Loid Knuts-iReferriiiff to No. 143 iirt'cediiiK : TriiiisiuittiiiK cojiv of an a))-, fonl, lotli Nov., ISSll. proved Minute ot the Cnntuiian Privy CVnnicil, Jttii Xovv enil)er, ISSlt, sihniittiii« formal Htutenient of the owner of tiie HritiKh schooner " Patiitinder,"' and claim to compensa- tion for Stock Photo")
. Correspondence relative to the seizure of British vessels in Behring Sea by the United States' authorities in 1886-91 [microform]. Bering Sea controversy; Fisheries; Béring, Affaire des pêcheries de; Pêche commerciale. XX CONTEXTS. h. 153 154 15(1 157 158 3 >5 .Sir Will. Ritchie to Loid Knuts-iReferriiiff to No. 143 iirt'cediiiK : TriiiisiuittiiiK cojiv of an a))-, fonl, lotli Nov., ISSll. proved Minute ot the Cnntuiian Privy CVnnicil, Jttii Xovv enil)er, ISSlt, sihniittiii« formal Htutenient of the owner of tiie HritiKh schooner " Patiitinder,"' and claim to compensa- tion for Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/correspondence-relative-to-the-seizure-of-british-vessels-in-behring-sea-by-the-united-states-authorities-in-1886-91-microform-bering-sea-controversy-fisheries-bring-affaire-des-pcheries-de-pche-commerciale-xx-contexts-h-153-154-151-157-158-3-gt5-sir-will-ritchie-to-loid-knuts-ireferriiiff-to-no-143-iirtcediiik-triiiisiuittiiik-cojiv-of-an-a-fonl-lotli-nov-issll-proved-minute-ot-the-cnntuiian-privy-cvnnicil-jttii-xovv-eniler-isslt-sihniittiii-formal-htutenient-of-the-owner-of-tiie-hritikh-schooner-quot-patiitinderquot-and-claim-to-compensa-tion-for-image234880931.htmlRMRJ3N0K–. Correspondence relative to the seizure of British vessels in Behring Sea by the United States' authorities in 1886-91 [microform]. Bering Sea controversy; Fisheries; Béring, Affaire des pêcheries de; Pêche commerciale. XX CONTEXTS. h. 153 154 15(1 157 158 3 >5 .Sir Will. Ritchie to Loid Knuts-iReferriiiff to No. 143 iirt'cediiiK : TriiiisiuittiiiK cojiv of an a))-, fonl, lotli Nov., ISSll. proved Minute ot the Cnntuiian Privy CVnnicil, Jttii Xovv enil)er, ISSlt, sihniittiii« formal Htutenient of the owner of tiie HritiKh schooner " Patiitinder,"' and claim to compensa- tion for
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