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    Publication Date: 2022-01-31
    Description: Some less extensive articles and works that were understood to deserve representation received the designation of miunças. The fourth of these compilations is now in the public, which is reserved for the Avulses of modern history: institutions, people and conflicts. It gathers writings dated from 1973 to 2016, which is imagined that they maintain the coherence of the historiographical thought of the author. With special attention to the social aspects of the policies that were undertaken by kings and lords from the end of the 15th century to the 18th century. D. Manuel, D. João III, D. Sebastião deserve some attention. As deserves the daring navigator that was Vasco da Gama or the prelate illustrious that was D. Jerónimo Osório. There are also some issues concerning the Inquisition and the Restoration of the independence of 1640 (and its antecedents). The aim is to analyze some social aspects, which are not strictly political or merely generators of conflicts. Synthesis of military and diplomatic history was reserved for another confrontation, the war of the succession of Spain, with which opened the 18th century peninsular. Which has not only had effects in Europe but has greatly impacted in South America, on the borders between the Portuguese and Spanish colonial domains. Also Brazil of the second half of the same century is a little more known, with the attempt to cover the action of Francisco Xavier de Mendonça Furtado as governor of Grão-Pará and Maranhão. The policy, in relation to the practice of specialized mathematical knowledge, is still marked by the study on the demarcation of the borders of Mato Grosso. Out of research, and just the result of a reflection on geography and history, have gathered yet to this set. A useful divagings in a term of dedication to the knowledge in which both subjects were central.
    Keywords: Institutions ; Modern history ; Miunças ; Conflicts ; People
    Language: Portuguese
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    American Philosophical Society
    In:  American Philosophical Society, Mss.Rec.82
    Publication Date: 2023-01-12
    Description: Reminiscences and group discussion, made two days before Dr. Conklin's death
    Description: Originally APS Recording 26, transferred from phonograph record to open reel tape for the APS by the Library of Congress in 1970.
    Description: Reformatted digital
    Description: Conklin recounts with pride his first (1896) acceptance by the American Philosophical Society (Philadelphia) following presentation of his paper on evolution at a symposium -- Came to Woods Hole summer of 1890 to work on embryology of Crepidula for this PhD thesis, sponsored by Brooks,. Names of older scientists mentioned include Agassiz, HV Wilson (US Fish Commission), Thomas Hunt Morgan. -- Tells of his studies using Crepidula (a limpet, mollusk) which a re classical because this work traced the fates of cells from early cleavage into their final destinations in later germ layers
    Description: Audio
    Keywords: American Philosophical Society ; Embryology--History ; Biology--United States ; People ; People
    Repository Name: Woods Hole Open Access Server
    Language: English
    Type: Recording, oral
    Format: 10m22s
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    American Philosophical Society
    In:  American Philosophical Society, Mss.Rec.82
    Publication Date: 2023-01-12
    Description: Reminiscences and group discussion, made two days before Dr. Conklin's death
    Description: Originally APS Recording 26, transferred from phonograph record to open reel tape for the APS by the Library of Congress in 1970.
    Description: Reformatted digital
    Description: Tells of his studies using Crepidula (a limpet, mollusk) which a re classical because this work traced the fates of cells from early cleavage into their final destinations in later germ layers -- Together with EB Wilson's work with embryos of Nereis (a marine worm) Conklin's studies led to the concept of cell lineage and the early determination of the fates of various regions of the egg. -- Conklin had graduated from Ohio-Wesleyan University before going to Johns Hopkins for his PhD. He returned to Ohio-Wesleyan and set up a laboratory "from scratch" -- Conklin kept his research alive by coming summers to the Woods Hole (1891, 1892 et seq) and with encouragement from EB Wilson and Whitman (for whom one of the MBL's buildings is named) got his paper, literally a book, published in the Journal of Morphology. The was about 1893. -- Introduction to tape by Dr. Elsa Keil Sichel
    Description: Audio
    Keywords: American Philosophical Society ; Embryology--History ; Biology--United States ; People ; People
    Repository Name: Woods Hole Open Access Server
    Language: English
    Type: Recording, oral
    Format: 15m01s
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