-
emulated both Galt's
achievements in
physics and Galt's
social reasoning.
Balph Eubank is
called "the
literary leader of the age"
despite the fact that...
- each room of the house, and
James Balph's initials are
engraved in the gl****
transom over the
front door. Mrs.
Balph,
widowed in 1899,
lived on in the...
- Governorate. (in Arabic)
Winter 2016, p. 121.
Balph 1913, p. 35.
Balph 1913, p. 36.
Balph 1913, p. 47.
Balph 1913, p. 146.
Vloeberghs 2016, p. 80, note 176...
- example, her
portrayal of
leftist intellectuals (such as the
characters Balph Eubank and
Simon Pritchett) was
influenced by the
college experiences of...
-
Aspects of
Avian Expansions" (PDF). The
Wilson Bulletin. 85 (4): 452–464.
Balph,
Martha Hatch (1975). "Development of
Young Brewer's Blackbirds". The Wilson...
- Mammalogy. 73 (4): 814–820. doi:10.2307/1382201. JSTOR 1382201.
Balph, D.M. &
Balph, D.F. (1966). "Sound
communication of
Uinta ground squirrels". Journal...
- fill the
Commissioner role. The
Democratic lawmaker is
married to Gail
Balph Gordon, a
Republican who
served on the
staff of
Richard Thornburgh, the...
- have been
further recognized as historic:
Andrew Bayne House - 34
North Balph Avenue -
built 1875.
Andrew Bayne Public Library.
Recognized by Pittsburgh...
- 2018.
Retrieved January 18, 2019. Capuzzo, Jill P. (October 15, 2006) Gail
Balph and Bob
Gordon . New York Times.
Retrieved January 20, 2024. "Representative...
- York
Herald Tribune. p. SM2. ISSN 1941-0646. ProQuest 1325840251. Hicklin,
Balph (October 9, 1967). "Something
Different growing on rooftop". The
Globe and...
