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Benjamin Arnold business letter to Thomas Rotch, 10 mo 31, 1796
No full textBenjamin Arnold confirms that he is sending a shipment of lime per Captain Allen from Rhode Island to Thomas Rotch in New Bedford. Lime may have been used to plaster Thomas Rotch's large new home on Rotch Hill, New Bedford. 7.75" X 8.25" (19.6 by 21 cm
Benjamin Arnold. — Germon Knighthood, 1050-1300 , 1985
No full textPARISSE Michel. Benjamin Arnold. — Germon Knighthood, 1050-1300 , 1985. In: Cahiers de civilisation médiévale, 31e année (n°122), Avril-juin 1988. La notation des musiques polyphoniques aux XIe-XIIIe siècles. Actes des journées musicologiques de Poitiers. 9-10 mai 1986, sous la direction de Dominique Patier et Gérard Le Vot. pp. 184-185
Benjamin Arnold. — Germon Knighthood, 1050-1300 , 1985
No full textPARISSE Michel. Benjamin Arnold. — Germon Knighthood, 1050-1300 , 1985. In: Cahiers de civilisation médiévale, 31e année (n°122), Avril-juin 1988. La notation des musiques polyphoniques aux XIe-XIIIe siècles. Actes des journées musicologiques de Poitiers. 9-10 mai 1986, sous la direction de Dominique Patier et Gérard Le Vot. pp. 184-185
Benjamin Arnold letter to Thomas Rotch, 8 mo 14, 1797
No full textBenjamin Arnold drives a hard bargain, explaining to Thomas Rotch that his expenses have gone up and he cannot afford to sell lime at last year's prices. He ends his letter with respectful regards from the Rotch family, hoping to assuage the discord over which he probably had no control. 7.60" X 5.50" (19.5 by 14 cm
Benjamin Arnold letter to Thomas Rotch, 1st Mo 12 1797
No full textThis letter continues the discussion about Thomas Rotch's request for lime from merchant, Benjamin Arnold in Swansea. Arnold writes that he anticipates that he will have plentiful supplies of lime in near future for whomever needs it. 7.85" X 6.50" (19.8 by 16.5 cm
Benjamin Arnold business letter to Thomas Rotch, 11th Mo 22 1796
No full textBenjamin Arnold reconfirms Thomas Rotch's order for lime and states that he cannot sell lime for a lower price. Other dealers have sold at higher prices than his asking price. The lime was probably used to plaster the walls of homes to prevent drafts entering rooms. 7.75" X 12" (19.7 by 30.5 cm
Benjamin Arnold letter to Thomas Rotch, Poukeepsie, 8 mo 27th, 1810
No full textBenjamin Arnold, a family member by marriage writes to Thomas Rotch in Hartford requesting details of the illness of Mrs Rotch (wife of the senior Rotch) and Lydia Rodman Rotch. Mrs. Rotch was living in New Bedford in 1810. 7.75" x 10" (19.8 by 25.4 cm
Sampling order optimization preserves contrast and improves clinical diagnostic utility of accelerated prospective 3D brain MRI: a radiological assessment study on healthy volunteers
No full textThe code and data herein distributed reproduce the results published in the paper: Arnold JulianVinoj Benjamin, Wajiha Bano, Grant Mair, Mike Davies, and Ian. Marshall,“Sampling order optimization preserves contrast and improves clinical diagnostic utility of accelerated prospective 3D brain MRI: a radiological assessment study on healthy volunteers”. In: Proc Intl Soc Mag Reson Med 2018, #3189.
The data comprises of 3D brain datasets from eight healthy volunteers. Each dataset contains raw data from a fully sampled scan and three accelerated scans that are described in the aforementioned paper
Benjamin Arnold. — Count and Bishop in Medieval Germany. A Study of Regional Power, 1100-1350. Philadelphie, Univers. of Pennsylvania Pr., 1991 (" Middle Ages Ser. ")
No full textWeinfurter Stefan. Benjamin Arnold. — Count and Bishop in Medieval Germany. A Study of Regional Power, 1100-1350. Philadelphie, Univers. of Pennsylvania Pr., 1991 (" Middle Ages Ser. "). In: Cahiers de civilisation médiévale, 38e année (n°150), Avril-juin 1995. pp. 185-186
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