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Letter from Jim R., Anniston, Alabama, to Allie Mae Edmondson, Heflin, Alabama, February 4, 1918
No full textLetter from Jim R. to Allie Mae assuring her that he wants a date with her
Letter from Jim R., Anniston, Alabama, to Allie Mae Edmondson, Heflin, Alabama, December 9, 1917
No full textLetter from Jim R. to Allie Mae explaining that seeing her would drive the blues away
Letter from Jim R., Anniston, Alabama, to Allie Mae Edmondson, Heflin, Alabama, February 12, 1918
No full textLetter from Jim R. to Allie Mae giving her his address so that she may write to him
Letter from Jim R., Anniston, Alabama, to Allie Mae Edmondson, Heflin, Alabama, January 26, 1918
No full textLetter from Jim R. asking Allie Mae if he can have a date for Saturday
Marriage record of Blackburn, R. Edward and Edmondson, Mary
No full textMarriage license for R. Edward Blackburn and Mary Edmondson. Olin Boggess was the officiant
Samuel A. Edmondson [to accompany bill H. R. no. 142].
Full text linkR-P of S. Edmondson. 7 Jan. HR 132, 23-1, v1, 3p. [260] Choctaw and Chickasaw lands
Amorphization of crystalline Si due to heavy and light ion irradiation
Full text linkThe formation of amorphous silicon in crystalline silicon by bombardment with light (Si) and heavy (Xe) ions has been investigated by transmission electron microscopy with in situ ion irradiation. Experiments have been carried out at room temperature and low temperature (50 K) and the results are compared to a simple numerical model for amorphization. The results indicate that the amorphization mechanisms for both irradiations are heterogeneous in nature and that numerous overlaps of the collision cascade are generally required to render the crystal amorphous. Following from this, the nature of the material within the confines of collision cascades will be discussed and it will be shown that the individual cascade volume is not necessarily amorphous as previously described in the scientific literature but contains varying degrees of damage depending on the energy deposited within the cascade
Flora of Iraq. Volume 5, part 2. Lythraceae to Campanulaceae.
No full textFamilies treaed in volume 5, part 2. Lythraceae / S. A. Ghazanfar. Onagraceae / P.H. Raven. Haloragaceae / C.C. Townsend. Gentianaceae / P. Taylor †. Menyanthaceae / P. Taylor. Primulaceae / P. Taylor. Plumbaginaceae / S. Mobayen. Plantaginaceae / Z. Chalabi-Ka’bi †. Crassulaceae / M. Bywater. Saxifragaceae / C.C. Townsend. Vahliaceae / C.C. Townsend. Parnassiaceae / J.R. Edmondson. Umbelliferae / C.C. Townsend. Valerianaceae / E. Hadač. Dipsacaceae / I.K. Ferguson. Campanulaceae / H.A. Alizzi †
Flora of Iraq. Volume 5, part 1. Elatinaceae to Sphenocleaceae.
No full textFamilies treated in volume 5, part 1.
Elatinaceae / C.C. Townsend. Molluginaceae / C.C. Townsend. Caryophyllaceae (including Illecebraceae) / C.C. Townsend, V. Melzheimer, Ali Kandemir, Shahina A. Ghazanfar and Ali Haloob. Aizoaceae / C. Jeffrey. Portulaceae / C, Jeffrey. Polygonaceae / J.R. Edmondson and J.R. Akeroyd. Illecebraceae. Chenopodiaceae / A.P. Sukhorukov, P. Aellen, J.R. Edmondson & C.C. Townsend. Amaranthaceae / P. Aellen. Theligonaceae / C.C. Townsend. Sphenocleaceae / H.A. Alizzi
Drew Edmondson
No full textPhotograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson and Diane Leonard, widow of bombing victim Donald R. Leonard, ask for support Wednesday for federal legislation that could speed the death penalty in cases such as the April 19 bombing of the federal building in downtown Oklahoma City.
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