The industrial organization of an Indian province, by Theodore Morison.

Abstract

CONTENTS CHAPTERI' AGE * ' The paramount questionthe one which is of prime importance to the vast majority of the people of civilized lands-is, What makes the rate of wages ?' - ' The Distribution of Products/ by Ed. Atkinson.

Atopic Dermatitis

“…A recent study (27) followed atopic dermatitis patients for up to 18 months through periods of clinical exacerbation and remission, and demonstrated that sequential estimations of serum IgE levels showed no significant correlations between IgE levels and severity of skin involvement. It was repeatedly shown that patients with severe atopic dermatitis and elevated serum IgE responded symptomatically to corticosteroids or photochemotherapy, but their IgE levels remained unchanged (28,29). These findings contrast with studies in patients with respiratory atopy who show seasonal fluctuations in pollen antibody levels (30).…”

A Vernacular Republican Rhetoric: William Manning'sKey of Libberty

“…We can almost feel Manning's acute anger at the few and grief about the democratic process when he described what followed: ''[W]hen I told them the true circumstances of the afair they would like lambs that are dumb after they are sheared, turne away & wish to hear no more about it.'' 49 Manning witnessed first hand the duplicity of the elite few and the shame of the common mass as they realized their deception. Such observation compelled Manning to solve the problems he found inherent in America's un-republican republican government and reaffirmed his intense hatred of the few who would so easily manipulate the many.…”

The Posthumous Reputation of the Holy Maid of Kent

“…34 Morison, for example, depicted Barton's ecstasies in implicitly pornographic terms, describing the audience converging on the spectacle of the woman prostrated on the floor, emphasising her convulsing body, and focusing on her open mouth out of which (he claimed) poured heretical and abhorrent words--clearly a vicious image of female sexuality. 35 Morison's voyeuristic parody of the eroticism of mystical fervour is indirectly indebted to earlier accusations of diabolical possession levelled against visionaries of either sex, and more directly indebted to the accusations of sexual immorality found in the penitential sermon and Act of Attainder. By depicting Barton's body as unsealed and permeable, Morison, in effect, denied her virginal innocence.…”