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Moddie Daniel Taylor (March 3, 1912 –
September 15, 1976) was an
African American chemist who
specialized in rare
earth minerals. He was one of the African...
- Routledge, 1989. ISBN 0-415-01157-4. Lall, J.S. (ed.) in ****ociation with
Moddie, A.D., The Himalaya,
Aspects of Change. Delhi,
Oxford University Press,...
- were
still alive when
their father John died in 1892. 32
Moddie and
Purcell Oliver 1959 Ms
Moddie Mae Oliver, aged 50, wife of a Lumberton,
North Carolina...
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joins Bahram as his munshi, a
personal secretary and translator. Does Mr.
Moddie manage to sell his
opium and
redeem himself in
spite of the
Chinese government's...
- India's most
original comic strip". Scroll.in.
Retrieved 26
August 2022.
Moddie,
Mandira (28
August 2005). "Antics of Suki". The Hindu.
Archived from the...
- Vincent,
British West
Indies 1831
Records collection related to
Susanna Moddie (Susanna
Moodie collection, R10880) are held at
Library and
Archives Canada...
- the
Monroe Orchestra, then
returned from New York in July 1947 to
marry Moddie Eugene Smith (1927-2015) on July 19, 1957, and re-enter
college at North...
- (1885–1972)
class of 1936; painter, educator, barber, columnist, and
musician Moddie Taylor (1912–1976), African-American
chemist who
worked on the Manhattan...
- Vohra, C. P., in The Himalayas:
Aspects of
Change (eds Lall, J. S. and
Moddie, A. D.),
Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1981, pp 138–151. Ajay K. Naithani...
- at
specific examples of
scientists who
worked on the
Manhattan Project.
Moddie Daniel Taylor was born in Nymph, Alabama,
later moving to St. Louis, Missouri...
