10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PESTIFEROUS»
Discover the use of
pestiferous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pestiferous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Mosquitoes and Their Control
Society as a whole, stands to gain from improved, environmentally responsible mosquito management programmes designed on the basis of the broader understanding of mosquitoes and their control provided in this enlightening book.
2
Biorational Tree Fruit Pest Management
... design practical and cost-effective biorational management schemes aimed at
minimizing the damage inflicted by the pestiferous species to owners of
commercial orchards and backyard gardens through environmental manipulation
.
MartÃn Aluja, Tracy C. Leskey, Charles Vincent, 2009
It is, in particular, 'the pestiferous purple', she says in a memorable phrase, 'which
renders the progress of civilization a curse, and warps the understanding' (
Vindication, p. 99). Wollstonecraft directs most of her criticism at all those whose ...
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
The driest spots in the world, such as the leeward shores of Martinique and
Guadaloupe, or the base of Gibraltar Hill, are then the most pestiferous, and ague
will not reappear until the surface has been again thoroughly drenched and
chilled ...
5
The Journal of Foreign Medical Science and Literature
In this pa er, Dr. Ferguson undertakes to prove, that the opinions generally en
ertained with respect'to the nature and origin of “ Pestiferous miasmata” are
erroneous; and although we cannot go along with him in all the conclusions he
has ...
6
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
In this paper, Dr Ferguson undertakes to prove, that the opinions generally
entertained with respect to the nature and origin of " Pestiferous miasmata" are
erroneous; and although we cannot go along with him in all the conclusions he
has ...
7
"A Gift from the Gods": The Education of the Phronimoi in Plato
Of course the virtues are dependent on prudence for their goodness, so the
pestiferous man uses his intelligence and memory to do harm, not only to his city,
but to his own soul as well. Similarly, all are dependent on time to develop. There
is ...
Patrick Alan Harmon, 2009
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Farm and Garden Rule-Book
Pestiferous Birds Bird poisons. 1. Place a shallow box on the end of a pole, and
put it four or five feet from the ground to keep the poison out of the way of
domestic fowls. In the box sprinkle corn-meal and a very little strychnine, which
mixture ...
9
Upon the Types of the Old Testament
O most terrible, most abominable, most pestiferous, most poisonous, most
astonishingly Monstrous, & noxious. He assaults thee. He poisons thee. He hath
bit thee. Now then if ever thou Wouldst be freed from this Serpent look unto Christ
.
Edward Taylor, Charles W. Mignon, 1989
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An Address to Men of Science: Calling Upon Them to Stand ...
... and Persecution of Superstition, and Obtain for the Island of Great Britain the
Noble Appellation of the Focus of Truth, Whence Mankind Shall be Illuminated,
and the Black and Pestiferous Clouds of Persecution and Superstition be
Banished ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PESTIFEROUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pestiferous is used in the context of the following news items.
MacPherson: Games invite rough justice for telemarketers
Ottawa is at a loss on how to deal with telemarketers. These are the miscreants whose pestiferous robots illegally call on the phone six or eight ... «Saskatoon StarPhoenix, Jul 15»
Genius at Play: Pedro Martinez and Billy Martin
The book also includes quite a catalog of grievances, including against the Boston's pestiferous press and Theo Epstein's dilly-dallying which ... «Christian Science Monitor, Jul 15»
Making sense of Miami: what America's refuge city says about the …
... independent intellectual and gay – declared Miami “a barren and pestiferous peninsula ... trying to become for a million exiles, the dream of a ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Jonathan Bardon Q&A: 'good history is not enough: the historian …
Pestiferous. If you were to write a historical novel, which event or figure would be your subject? The event would be the vessels of the Spanish ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
The anti-Rachel Parent: 10-year-old future scientist counters sea of …
Last year I was learning about gathering pine pollen and mom told me about the pestiferous mountain pine beetle. I wanted to genetically ... «Genetic Literacy Project, Jun 15»
Lying below or rising above?
He failed, but the results of his attempt are almost as troublesome as if he had succeeded, for every census gives rise to a pestiferous deluge of ... «Bangalore Mirror, Jun 15»
Garden Plot: Why acorns can lead to unwanted weeds and ticks
Both creatures are pestiferous enough on their own, but they both also serve as breeding grounds for the notorious disease-carrying “deer tick” ... «WTOP, Jun 15»
'The Brethren,' by Robert Merle
... at Mespech, baptizing her son in, as Siorac calls it, “pagan superstition, stinking idolatry and pestiferous ignorance of God's Word.” Pierre ... «New York Times, May 15»
As irritating as they may be, blackflies are only doing their job
... almost sure they would have blinded me, so pestiferous and poisonous are the bites of these little demons. They make one look like a leper, ... «The Globe and Mail, May 15»
View from Above: We're talking about practice, and not a moment …
... can't resist throwing a dart or two up I-95, as if his alliance with a New York team automatically mandates some kind of pestiferous response. «Patriots.com, May 15»
