- Jan
Fryderyk or
Johann Friedrich Bachstrom (24
December 1688, near Rawitsch, now Rawicz,
Poland - June 1742, Nieswiez, now Nyasvizh, Belarus) was a writer...
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Bachstrom Point (65°29′S 63°51′W / 65.483°S 63.850°W / -65.483; -63.850) is a
headland on the
northeast side of
Beascochea Bay, 8
nautical miles (15 km)...
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orange juice,
white wine, or beer. In 1734, Leiden-based
physician Johann Bachstrom published a book on
scurvy in
which he stated, "scurvy is
solely owing...
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astronomy 1951)
Wilibald Artus (1811–80),
Professor of
Philosophy Johann Bachstrom, writer, scientist,
physician and
Lutheran theologian Ernst Gottfried...
- in his 1617 book, The Surgeon's Mate. In 1734, the
Dutch writer Johann Bachstrom gave the firm opinion, "scurvy is
solely owing to a
total abstinence from...
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features Anckorn Nunataks,
named after J. F.
Anckorn Bachstrom Point,
named after Johann Bachstrom,
author Baldred Rock,
originally named B**** Rock and...
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Heinsius the
Elder (1620–1681)
Dutch classical scholar and poet
Johann Bachstrom (1688–1742) writer,
scientist and
Lutheran theologian Gottfried, Freiherr...
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Charles Rivington,
English publisher (died 1742)
December 24 –
Johann Bachstrom,
Polish theologian and
writer (died 1742)
Unknown date –
Richard Bradley...
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Gustav Aschaffenburg Matthäus
Aurogallus Wilhelm Friedemann Bach
Johann Bachstrom Ernst Gottfried Baldinger Caspar Bartholin the
Elder Anton de Bary Karl...
- (17 kg/m2) List of
gliders Activate Media (2006). "Flying
Plank EPB-1A
Bachstrom (sic)".
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original on
April 5, 2012.
Retrieved March 21...
