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The Mosquito Man: The story of Sir Ronald Ross by John Rowland, 1963
Great Malaria Problem and Its Solution: From the Memoirs of Ronald Ross (Keynes Press S) by Sir Ronald Ross, 1988-12
Report on the Prevention of Malaria in Mauritius by Sir Ronald Ross, 2009-12-21
The Prevention of Malaria by Sir Ronald Ross, 2009-12-22
Mosquito Brigades and How to Organize Them by Sir Ronald Ross, 2010-10-14
Mosquito Brigades and How to Organise Them by Sir Ronald Ross, 2009-12-23
Malarial Fever; Its Cause, Prevention and Treatment; Containing Full Details for the Use of Travellers, Sportsmen, Soldiers, and Residents in by Sir Ronald Ross, 2009-12-29
Indian Medical Service Officers: Ronald Ross, Sir Trevor Lawrence, 2nd Baronet, George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood, Pares Chandra Datta
Malaria. A Neglected Factor in the History of Greece and Rome. With an Introduction bu Col Sir Ronald Ross and a Concluding Chapter by G G Ellett. by W H S Jones, 1920
THE FRANKENSTEIN OMNIBUS: The Reanimated Man; Transfromation; The Mummy; The New Frankenstein; The Bell Tower; The Vivisector; The Future Eve; The Incubated Girl; The Surgeon's Experiment; Some Experiment's With A Head; The Man Who Made A Man; It by Peter (editor) (Mary Shelley; Jane Webb; William Maginn; Herman Melville; Sir Ronald Ross; Villiers De L'Isle Adam; Fred T. Jane; W. C. Morrow; Dick Donovan; E. E. Kellett; Harle Oren Cummins; Leonard Merrick; Robert S. Carr) Haining, 1995
In Exile by Sir Ronald Ross, 1997
Report On The Prevention Of Malaria In Mauritius
Studies on Malaria by Sir Ronald Ross, 1928
Solid Space-Algebra. The Systems of Hamilton and Grassmann Combined … With Extracts from his Paper The Algebra of Space, 1901. by Sir Ronald. ROSS, 1918

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Munro-Ferguson, Sir Ronald Craufurd, Viscount Novar
MunroFerguson, sir ronald Craufurd, Viscount Novar. In 1884 he was elected a memberof the house of commons for ross and Cromarty, but the franchise having
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Burke's Peerage & Gentry - Scotland's Prominent Individuals
Biography sir (ronald) Thomas (Stewart) MACPHERSON Kt 1992; CBE (mil.) 1968; MC1943, bars 1944 1945; TD 1960 Name / Title ross, LtCol sir (Walter Hugh
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Extractions: Officers of the Royal Company or Archers 1. Name / Title : ARTHUR, Lt-Gen Sir (John) Norman Stewart, Biography : Lt-Gen Sir (John) Norman Stewart ARTHUR KCB 1985; JP; Ld Lt of Stewartry of Kirkcudbright since 1996 (DL 1989); Brig, Th... Family homepage 2. Name / Title : BEWSHER, Col Harold Frederick. Oberlinne (Bill), Biography : Col Harold Frederick. Oberlinne (Bill) BEWSHER LVO (1993), OBE (1982), chm the Atlantic Salmon Trust 1996; educ: Merchis... Family homepage 3. Name / Title : BLAIR, Robin Orr, Biography : Robin Orr BLAIR LVO (1999),WS (1965), Ld Lyon King of Arms from 2001; educ: Rugby, U of St Andrews (MA), U of Edinburgh... Family homepage 4. Name / Title :
English Heritage -
ross, sir ronald (18571932), Nobel Laureate, Discoverer of the mosquito transmissionof malaria, lived here. 18 Cavendish Square, W1 Westminster 1985.
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English Heritage -
ross, sir ronald (18571932) Discoverer of the mosquito transmission of malaria,worked here The Johnston Building, University Quadrangle City of Liverpool
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North Irish Horse
9/39, Owing to his inability, for political duties, of sir Basil Brooke to assumecommand, Major sir ronald ross appointed CO and granted acting rank of Lt Col.
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Extractions: Letter from War Office authorising reconstitution of the NIH. Regt will now be raised and equipped on War Establishment, Capt the Right Honourable Sir Basil Brooke, Bt DL, CBE, MP, to be commanding Officer and Capt OC Smith-Bingham, 17/21st Lancers appointed as Adjutant. Two regular and four TA NCOs will be despatched as PSIs. Adjt reports to NID Victoria Bks. One SSgt and one Sgt posted as PSIs from Derbyshire Yeomanry. Two Cpls posted as PSIs from East Riding Yeomanry. Recce by Capt Smith-Bingham of suggested accommodation for Sqn in ENNISKILLEN, DUNGANNON and ARMAGH.
Sample Family Record
1868, leaving issue, 1a ronald CRAUFURD (sir), 1st and 1920), KT (1926), PC (1910),GCMG (1914), of Raith, Fife, and of Novar, rossshire, JP, DL, and
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Extractions: THE DEFINITIVE HISTORICAL GUIDE TO THE UK AND IRELAND'S TITLED AND LANDED FAMILIES FOR SUBSCRIBERS LOG IN ATAVUS E-magazine US Presidential Families British Prime Ministers ... See a sample record BOOKS Landed Gentry Scotland buy London's Waterfront Lordly Cartoons LEARN ABOUT... THE LATEST NEWS FREE E-MAIL UPDATES A to Z guide Article library ... Tell your Friends and Family ABOUT BURKE'S About Us Media/Press releases Contact Us First Time Visitor? ... The Genealogy Register This example family record begins in the 17th Century, showing how the database contains much more information than births, marriages and deaths. Many records are larger than this, some of which date back to the 8th and 9th Century. Family Record Explanation of that section The Family Name The current incumbent recognised by Lord Lyon King of Arms and matric arms at LO 25 Feb 1952, served in World War II 1942-45, with Royal Corps of Signals, in the Far East, b. 10 Nov. 1921, educ. Stowe, Trin. Coll. Camb. (BA), and Aberdeen Univ. (BSc), m. 1stly 21 April, 1952, (m. diss. by div. 1980) Jane Euphemia Beatrice, only dau. of late Lewis Reynolds, of Lynton Hall, Sexela, Natal, S Africa, and of Mrs. Wallace of Candacraig (see that family), and has issue
Oxford University Press And Manchester University Press Classics
Price £10.39. Ammianus and the Historia Augusta, sir ronald Syme.Oxford 10.39. Aristotle De Anima, David ross (sir). Oxford University
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Sir Ronald Ross
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Poets' Corner - Index Of Poets - Letters Q,R
I Was Made of This and This 1923. sir ronald ross. (1857 1932) English PhysicianThe Death of Peace (BB); from Lyra Modulata Hesperus (BB). Christina rossetti.
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Physician Writers N - S
Rosenbaum, Jean, 1927, USA. Rosenberg, Stephen N. 1941-, USA. ross, sir ronald,1857-1932, England. Rowland, Henry, 1874-1933, USA. Rubin, Theodore Isaac, 1923-,USA.
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Extractions: PHYSICIAN WRITERS N - S Nasrin, Taslima Bangladesh Nathanson, Laura Walther USA Thorpe, J.K. Nemeth, Laszlo Hungary Nesvadba, Josef Czechoslovakia Neto, Agostinho Angola Neuman, Fredric USA Newbold, H.L. USA Nicol, Abioseh Sierra Leone Nordau, Max Hungary Norman, Robert A. USA Nourse, Alan E. USA Doctor X Edwards, Al Nuland, Sherwin B. USA Ober, William USA Offit, Avodah Komito USA Okun, Lawrence E. USA Olgin, Howard A. USA O'Neill, John USA Osler, Sir William Canada/USA Ostlere, Gordon England Gordon, Richard Pacheco, Ferdie USA Palmer, John Ransom USA Goldsborough, Robert Palmer, Michael USA Panneton, Philippe Canada Ringuet Papadimitrakopoulos, Elias Greece Parrish, John A. USA Peacocke, James S. USA Peck, M.Scott USA Penfield, Wilder Canada Penman, John England Percival, James Gates USA Percy, Walker USA Perry, Grace Australia Peters, Lenrie Gambia Picton, Bernard Knight, Bernard Pieczenik, Steve USA Pies, Ronald USA Pindar, Peter Wolcott, Jon Polidori, J.W. England Powell, Craig Australia Rabelais, Francois France Ravin, Neil USA Redi, Francesco
I N T A C H
The sir ronald ross Building, where sir ronald ross discovered the malaria parasitein 1897 and was awarded Noble Prize in 1902, has been restored with the
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Extractions: I N T A C H The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage Hqs address : New Delhi , 110 001 Tel +INDIA-011- Hyderabad Chapter address :7-1-216/1, Ameerpet,Hyderabad, 500016,Tel INTACH , a wholly autonomous non-Governmental Organisation was set up in 1984 for the conservation of our natural and man-made environment. It aims, with the active participation of its members, to create awareness among the public for the preservation of our heritage, by acting as a pressure group whenever any part of it is threatened by damage or destruction arising out of private acts or public policy. INTACH headquarters is in New Delhi. It has Chapters in various States and Union Territories. In diverse ways, these Chapters initiate action on variety of issues, by mobilizing public opinion and raising awareness, liaising with local Governments, spearheading legal action, if required, interacting with State and Central Governments on planning, policy and development issues and taking up specific conservation projects, Cultural and Environmental, in their regions. Except for the initial financial corpus provided by the Government of India, INTACH does not receive any regular Government aid. The various activities of INTACH are handled by:
Ronald
Bible. Scientists sir ronald ross (18571932) British bacteriologist.Winner of the 1902 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine.
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Ronald Ross: Making History
Just like his namesake, 1902 Nobel Laureate, sir ronald ross (18571932), ronaldEdmundo ross possesses an innate fascination with the intricacies of the human
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Extractions: Just like his namesake, 1902 Nobel Laureate, Sir Ronald Ross (1857-1932), Ronald Edmundo Ross possesses an innate fascination with the intricacies of the human body and the diseases that affect it; like the prize-winning British doctor (credited for his seminal work on the transmission cycle of malaria), this young Guyanese med school graduate possesses the sort of unrelenting drive, balanced by a seemingly contradictory humility, that usually proves the formula for most who make it to the top.
The Papers Of Sir Ronald Storrs (1881-1955) From Pembroke College, Cambridge
as an ordinary airman in the RAF in 1922 as John Hume ross, changing to STORRS, SirRonald Henry Amherst (18811955) Born at Bury St Edmunds, 19 November 1881
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William Bynum
It was also the place where sir ronald ross discovered in 1897 the roleof Anopheline mosquitoes in the transmission of the disease.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/histmed/bynum.html

Extractions: Professor Bill Bynum is presently working on the history of malaria, especially in India, and on the impact of evolutionary ideas on medicine. w.bynum@ucl.ac.uk Research A fevered raj: malaria in India, 1840-1947 Profile BA Swarthmore College MD Yale University Lecturer, UCL PhD University of Cambridge Reader, UCL MRCP Professor, UCL FRCP Publications Books Editor (with R.S. Porter and E.J. Browne) and part author, Dictionary of the History of Science (London: Macmillan and Princeton, N.J.,: Princeton University Press, 1981), pp.xxxiv, 494. Revised edition 1985. Editor (with R.S. Porter) and part-author, William Hunter and the Eighteenth Century Medical World (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1985). The Anatomy of Madness: Essays in the History of Psychiatry , 3 Vols (London: Tavistock, 1985).
Blue Plaques Unveiled On Campus
The second honours sir ronald ross, who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine fordiscovering that the mosquito was responsible for carrying malaria.
http://www.liv.ac.uk/precinct/jan2002/9.html

Extractions: Sir Ronald Ross was a lecturer at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine when he became the first Briton to win the Nobel Prize for Medicine, in 1902. The following year he was appointed to the Sir Alfred Jones Chair of Tropical Medicine in the University of Liverpool. In his research into the origin of malaria he traced for the first time the mechanism by which the disease is transmitted to man by the anopheles mosquito. This discovery helped to eradicate malaria in temperate climates and saved many millions of lives in the tropics. The plaque was unveiled by his grandson David Ross of Ross, Chief of Clan Ross, on the building in the University Quadrangle where Sir Ronald worked. The Johnston Building (formerly the Johnston Laboratory), opened in 1903 to provide accommodation for Tropical Medicine, Biochemistry and Experimental Medicine and Comparative Pathology. Merseyside was chosen in 2000 for the first English Heritage Blue Plaque scheme outside London. Other Blue Plaques in Merseyside honour: Frank Hornby, toy manufacturer; John Lennon, musician; John Brodie, engineer; Wilfred Owen, poet; Sir Henry Tate, sugar magnate and art collector; and Bessie Braddock MP, trade union activist and politician. Lloyd Grossman with David Ross outside the Johnston Building.
The University Of Liverpool - Annual Report 1998
Nobel Laureate sir ronald ross (sir Alfred Jones Professor of Tropical Medicine andParasitology) and sir William Lever (the 1st Viscount Leverhulme), Chairman
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Extractions: W o r k i n g T o g e t h e r (Continued) School staff and students outside the Johnston Building, in 1912. Nobel Laureate Sir Ronald Ross (Sir Alfred Jones Professor of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology) and Sir William Lever (the 1st Viscount Leverhulme), Chairman of the School, are in the front row (second and third from left). President and Mrs Carter at Liverpool Town Hall with Councillor Margaret Clarke, Lord Mayor, and Professor David Molyneux, Director of the School. President Carter, former President of the United States of America, has given his name to the Carter Centre, which supports River Blindness and Guinea Worm programmes in Africa. Tropical Medicine in the twentieth century: a history of the Liverpool School, 18981990s, by Dr Helen Power, published by Kegan Paul.
Find A Grave - Sir Ronald Ross
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sir ronald ross THE MOSQUITO MAN Next day (my birthday) there wasbetter luck. I obtained four full mosquitoes. I also found out
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Extractions: A disease as old as mankind. Today it affects more than 240 million people, over 40% of the world's population, in more than 100 countries in the tropics. Every year 300 million to 500 million people suffer from this disease and about 1.5 million to 3 million people die of malaria every year (85% of these occur in Africa). We are speaking of the disease of poverty, Malaria. According to an analysis carried out by researchers at Harvard University and the London School of Tropical Hygiene, malaria knocks as much as 1.3% off the gross national product in regions such as the Indian subcontinent, Sri Lanka, and sub-Saharan Africa. Malaria affects children and pregnant women the most. Every 30 seconds a child dies of malaria
HyperDic, Online English Dictionary > Ross
Synonyms sir ronald ross. ross Senses noun (person) 4. Meaning A politicianin Wyoming who was the first woman governor in the United States (18761977).
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Extractions: words help hyper-dictionary ... at Amazon and more online shopping HyperDic is a hyper-dictionary of English , based on WordNet , a semantic web of English words. This version links 27462 word forms, while the full offline dictionary on CD-rom covers more than 120,000 entries. British explorer of the Arctic and Antarctic. Located the north magnetic pole in 1831. Discovered the Ross Sea in Antarctica. Nephew of Sir John Ross (1800-1862).

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