My curiosity on the “Isle of Pines” was aroused by the sale of a copy in London and New York
in 1917, and was increased by the discovery of two distinct issues in the Dowse Library, in …

Over the past three decades, a sustained surge in inflation has been absent in developed
markets. As a result, investors face the challenge of having limited experience and no recent …

The authors provide practical insights for investors seeking exposure to the growing cryptocurrency
space. Today, crypto is much more than just bitcoin, which historically dominated the …

… Henry Neville and English Republican Culture in the Seventeenth Century is the first full-length
study of the republican Henry Neville in his … It traces the development of Neville's political …

… of the seventeenth century, Henry Neville (1620-94) enjoyed a … 1688, and beyond.2 Neville's
contribution to the seventeenth-… eve of the Restoration Neville's combination of republican …

Henry Neville, fecond fon of Sir Henry Neville, of Billingbeare in Berks, knight, was educated
at Oxford. In the beginning of the civil war, he travelled into Italy and other countries, …

This paper contains some results of a study of the freezing points of binary alloys, the freezing
points being traced for all proportions of the two metals, so that the results when plotted …

Henry Neville's The Isle of Pines was one of the most popular romances of the seventeenth
century. A lusty account of one man's extraordinary generative powers, the work published …

… Lawrence and Neville's class at Beauvale Boys' School, 1894 (reproduced by courtesy of Dr
Keith Sagar) George Henry Neville, c. 1908 (reproduced by permission of the Neville family) …

THE present paper contains the results OF experiments most of which were carried out in
1894 and 1895, but some, including the greater part of the zinc-silver and the zinc-tin series, …