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Estimating the large-scale structure of the universe using quasi-stellar object carbon IV absorbers.
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1. INTRODUCTION
An absorber is an astronomical object that is detected through the light it absorbs from a quasi-stellar object (QSO). Absorbers are believed to be gas clouds near distant galaxies and are observed on a set of radial line segments, called lines of sight, between Earth and QSO's. Galaxies have long been known to form large clusters, and astronomers are interested in the degree and extent of clustering, especially on large scales. The distances at which absorbers are found are much larger than the distances at which galaxies are easily observed. ...
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FURTHER READING ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...over the nature of the French Revolution has been unusually fierce...thousand-year-old French monarchy threw Europe...History of the French Revolution, by William Doyle...Republics: The Origins of French and American Republicanism...
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Why are your students sleeping through the French Revolution?(Report)
Magazine article from: The Social Studies
; ...learning styles. Keywords: French Revolution, multiple intelligences...students sleeping through the French Revolution? Could it be the...event--the failure of the French Revolution. First, I propose that educators...causes that explain why most revolutions fail: (1) Citizens ...
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The French Revolution: the Essential Readings.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Canadian Journal of History
; ...scholarship as rich as that of the French Revolution is inherently problematic. Inevitably...teachers of advanced courses on the French Revolution now have several such...the intellectual history of the French Revolution. Although they are arranged...
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Making Democracy in the French Revolution.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Canadian Journal of History
; ...hundred years on, the French Revolution is constantly undergoing...modern history. The French Revolution is no longer...for understanding the revolution as "spectacularly unhelpful...For those who are not French Revolution experts...
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U.S. FOUNDERS AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
News Wire article from: United Press International
; ...founders and the French Revolution WASHINGTON...of the few revolutions to result in...differed from the French Revolution of 1789, which...world. The French Revolution has been considered...century, the two revolutions appeared to...
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U.S. founders and the French Revolution.
News Wire article from: United Press International
; ...was one of the few revolutions to result in a government...differed from the French Revolution of 1789, which began...around the world. The French Revolution has been considered...century, the two revolutions appeared to have many...
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Startlingly diverse views of the French revolution
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times
; ...Monarchy, and the French Revolution. By Olivier...Brown. $21.95. The French currently are commemorating...sharply divided about the revolution since it happened...not an era in which revolutions are fashionable. Few...consciousness of the French revolution has traditionally ...
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A Turbulent Time: The French Revolution and the Greater Caribbean
Magazine article from: The Americas
; ...emboldening example of slave revolution, strategic information...of the Haitian and French Revolutions should not be overdrawn...other effects of the French and Haitian revolutions in the circum Spanish...leaders of the Haitian Revolution, after he established...crown-even after the ...
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The French Revolution and the London Stage, 1789-1805.
Magazine article from: Wordsworth Circle
; George Taylor, The French Revolution and the London Stage...George Taylor, in the French Revolution and the London...feel threatened by the Revolution at this time. One reason...of freedom, so the French Revolution was reincorporated...
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Blood Sisters: The French Revolution in Women's Memory.
Magazine article from: The Women's Review of Books
; ...BOOK, originally published in French as Le Temps des orages; Aristocrates...by women who lived through the French Revolution. They were duchesses, ladies...Elisabeth's experience of the French Revolution remained central to her identity...
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