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Mario Goisis,Sara Izzo,Rand S. Al Yahyay changing the very mission of the public school. The school up to then had only taught; the new school had to .. To use Betsky’s. words, Catherine’s “main intention” at that time “l(fā)eaned toward not so much having sciences and the arts spread among the people as implanting gentle manners in their he

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Osteoporosis in Spinal Cord Medicine,of the seventeenth century. “In the north was Sweden, whose strength and prestige were declining precisely because Charles XII had attempted to penetrate into the interior of Russia… In the south were the Turks and their tributary, the Crimean Tatars, now a mere fragment of their former glory… Then

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Marwan Atallah,Guillermo Amescuaperiod, but we have no comprehensive analytical survey of the entire period. In his ., S. M. Solov’ev. covered only a little more than the first decade of Catherine’s reign. Death cut short his monumental work just as he was preparing the volume which was to have ended with an account of the Pugache

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Operative Dictations in Ophthalmologyalso the condition of the lower classes of society, for Catherine stated at the time of her accession that “natural law commanded her to work for the well-being of all people” and she had only “one aim—the happiness of all her subjects.” She expressed an interest both in the historical destinies of

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