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Huey, Aaron. Painting. 2014. National Geographic, Svaneti, Russia.

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Title: The principles and practice of obstetrics

Creator: Hodge, Hugh L. (Hugh Lenox), 1796-1873

Publisher: Philadelphia : Blanchard and Lea

Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons, U.S. National Library of Medicine

Contributor: U.S. National Library of Medicine

Date: 1864

Language: eng

Description: Includes index

Garrison-Morton (5th ed.)

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Essay: “Six Core Principles of American World Leadership” at wp.me/p4scHf-9S.

 

Jason Scott Jones provides a prescription to revive American leadership in the world. To that end, Jones offers six core principles our national leaders should adopt.

 

Jones concludes:

 

“These are the maxims that made America great, that allowed her to grow from a marginal string of settlements on the edge of a howling wilderness, to the champion of freedom against totalitarian empires. If we return to this creed with fortitude and humility, we can again serve the world as a solid bulwark of justice in increasingly desperate times.”

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Image from '[Manual of Geology: treating of the principles of the science with special reference to American geological history ... Revised edition.]', 000858022

 

Author: DANA, James Dwight.

Page: 36

Year: 1880

Place: New York; Trübner & Co

Publisher: Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co.

 

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K Wiring Principles

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opposing communal politics, then the real stand will be clarified. Whetherthe BJP is mora dangerous than the Congress ' principles can be judged only in .

o'the otherway round depends on some distinct political twists andturns, andparties.

those tw1sts and turns, not in normal conditions. So wait for some days-orsome years-to see those twists and turns ·· In other words, which party, Congress or BJP, was "more dangerous," could be defined according to th~ s convenience, and the BJP could be expected to change its communal stripes!CPI(M)'.

Biman·s Ideological bankruptcy was rendered even more explicit and profound in a recent article by a CPI(M) .

sympathiser and ideologue, Sadri Raina. Rama praises the BJP for "scrupulously" adhering to coalition dharma in .

runntng the NDA Government (presumDbly in contrast to the Congress riding roughshod overits partner CPI(M)). He .

s claim that "the NDA under Vajpayees'premiership desisted from pushing such agendas approvingly endorses Advani'.

that did notform a partofthe manifestoes ofanyconstituentpartyofthe NDA coalition", andputs forward the breathtaking .

proposition that "Notwithstanding the political effort ofthe BJP to keep such issues a/Iva and ready-at-hand, mainly .

through propaganda and pogrom, it must be conceded that the NDA regime made no attempt formally to implement .

communal agendas that were unacceptable to Its participants in government. "So, propaganda and even pogrom are .

not communal agendas? Wnat about the saffronisation of education and every other public institution? Wasn't the .

NDA's posture ofostensibly putting Hindutva on the back-burner anything but a flimsy cover allowing its coalition partners .

to tell their constituencies that their alliance with BJP did not make them 'communal'? Didn't the same partners quite .

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happily digest the GuJarat genocide-why tell us the fairy tale that the BJP suppressed Its communal agenda in deference .

to the scruples of 1ts NDA partners? Why are CPI(M) leaders and fellow-travellers finding It so difficult to take a .

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principled stance and vote againstthe UPA on the Nuke Deal, withouttrying to sell us the Idea that "whafever .

the BJPdoes Is notnecessarilymlschler'; that "the BJPandNDA hadscruples andhonourthatthe UPA lacks"; .

and even the mind-boggling assurance that "the NDA regime didnotpush communalagendas down the nation's throat in deference to Its coalition partners"! .

Expose Uncompromisingly The Pro-US And Pro-Imperialist Character Of Both Congress And BJP A principled Left party and all democracy loving people ought to vote boldly against the Nuke Deal in Parliament-and .

ought, at the same time, to ruthlessly expose the BJP's commitment to strategic partnership with the imperialist us at the cost of India's sovereignty-a stark contrast with the bombast of its 'bomb-jingoism'. Instead, .

sections of the CPI(M) leadership, confronted with accusations of 'voting with communal forces,' are offering lame .

justifications for the vote with BJP against the UPA: justifications that sow illusions about the BJP's character and soft-pedal communalism. Similarly, when confronted with the virulent anti-Left propaganda that the Left is 'allergic to the US', .

the CPI(M) defensively responds that they are not 'blindly' anti-US at all, and just have very specific objections to the fine .

print in the Nuke Deal. Why not boldly assert that every Indian or any citizen ofthe world who values democracy .

and abhors imperialism is bound to be anti-US Imperialism? That being anti-US imperialism is the only test for .

being truly nationalist in India? CPI(M) is unable to take on communalism and Imperialism In this forthright and frank manner because It has all along avoided taking a principled and consistent stance on these Issues; Instead changing Its stance on these forces according to opportunistic convenience. For instance, the CPI(M) went with the Jan Sangh in 1977 and BJP in 1989 as part of anti-Congress collations-conveniently turning a blind eye to the fact that the Jan Sangh and .

BJP were outfits of the communal fascist RSS and in 1989, the BJP was already spearheading its mandir frenzy. Later, the CPI(M) invoked the BJP bogey only to justify and glorify its support to the UF and UPA regimes. The revolutionary left .

pomted out that in the first place, alliances with opportunist forces which were quite capable ofswitching sides over to the BJP. was bound to fail as a tactic of keeping the BJP out of power Further, it was not enough to keep the BJPout ofpower .

-1t must be kept out of the opposition space too, and that could only be done by an independent left that refused to shield .

and support the anti-people policies of the so-called 'secular' ruling class parties. The CPI(M) branded all such advise by the revolutionary left as evidence that It was 'not serious about keeping the BJP outofpower'. .

As for imperialist policies. on the Patents Amendment Act, the CPI(M) did an about-turn and ended up voting for It; on the SEZ Act, they supported and voted for It outright and aggressively Implemented It at gun point In W Bengal. Even on Nuke Deal, they repeatedly sowed Illusions aboutthe PM' 'sense ofthe house' assurances .

-and kept barking and postponing their bite until they no longer had teeth left to bite with... And even as they .

on the Nuke Deal, 1t seems that they have let the Congress and UPA 'have the1rway'. .

'have their say' .

All in all-the CPI(M)'s entire line-on resisting imperialism and communal forces; on Its assessment of 'progressive· and 'secular' forces among the ruling class-all stand revealed in their abject bankruptcy in the mirror ofthe Nuke Deal. .

sd/-Vismay Basu, Jt.Secy., AISA, JNU sd/-Ravi Prakash, Vice-President, AISA, JNU .

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Title: The principles and practice of surgery

Creator: Lee, Alexander Cooper

Creator: Cooper, Astley, Sir, 1768-1841

Creator: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Publisher: London : E. Cox

Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library

Contributor: Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh

Date: 1836

Language: eng

Description: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Refr: Wellcome p388 Cont: Includes a portrait of the author Prov: Inscribed 'Dr. Robert Brown, Royal Navy' Note: Born at Brook in Norfolk, Cooper studied at Edinburgh and London before becoming surgeon to Guy's Hospital. Twice President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Cooper was the most famous surgeon of his time, and the author of a large number of important works on surgery and anatomy which went into many editions

This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

 

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