morewood - 1824 - an essay on the inventions and customs of both ancients and moderns in the use of inebriating liquors

... Exchange-Value of Money 123 (II) Fluctuations in the Objective Exchange-Value of Money evoked by Changes in the Ratio between the Supply of Money and the Demand for it § 6 The Quantity Theory 124 § 7 The Stock of Money and the Demand for Money 13 1 § 8 The Consequences of an Increase in the Quantity of Money while the Demand for ... 3 THE CONCEPT...

... post-intervention. TRY participants were interviewed when they entered the program, at the time of registration and again when they exited the program, or at the end of the second phase of the ... intercourse, and use of condoms and family planning. Respondents were asked if they were able to stop their partner from drinking, able to refuse sex, or able to insis...

... gratification of curiosity, and not with the object and reasonable hope of making them useful to mankind, and of influencing, at least, some few individuals, to abandon the practice (humane can it ... drops of the oil were rubbed on the tongue. In one minute the pupils were entirely dilated, with strong convulsions. In one and an half minutes, in trying to...

... kinds of financial intermediaries play an increasingly important role in the same direction, both in securitized and non-tradable instruments, both on- and off-balance: insurance companies, pension ... determines the value addition of financial intermediation to national income. The growing importance of risk and the growing need of risk absorbing institutions...

... NOTICED CASUALLY IN THE STREET. THE SUBJECT OF IT WAS A MAN OF ABOUT SIXTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE, OF A REMARKABLE ATHLETIC FRAME. THE AGITATION OF THE LIMBS, AND INDEED OF THE HEAD AND OF THE WHOLE BODY, ... WITHOUT PAIN IN THE HEAD OR DISPOSITION TO SLEEP. NOTHING MORE THEREFORE WAS DONE THAN TO PROMOTE THE ACTION OF THE BOWELS, AND APPLY A BLISTER TO...