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Éadaoin Agnewalysers or with a specially designed time-shared mass spectrometer. The cost and maintenance of either system, as well as the bulk of instrumentation and the time-consuming calibration of each device, have been deterrents to their widespread use. A low-cost system, simpler to calibrate, to operate a

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Éadaoin Agnewar­ macology held on 26-28 May 1984 in Liidenscheid. This symposium delt with fur­ ther developments in the sector of the closed-circuit system; non-invasive mea­ surement and monitoring systems; new aspects of cardiovascular and pulmonary physiology; oxygen-transporting substances; and particular q

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Éadaoin Agnewalysers or with a specially designed time-shared mass spectrometer. The cost and maintenance of either system, as well as the bulk of instrumentation and the time-consuming calibration of each device, have been deterrents to their widespread use. A low-cost system, simpler to calibrate, to operate a

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Introduction: Imperial Women Writers in Victorian India,dependence. I argue that the statue marks a turning point in colonial discourse, commemorating the moment when British women were propelled to the centre of the imperial stage and Victorian femininity became an integral part of England’s national identity. In this new situation, British women retain

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,There’s No Place Like Home: Homes and Gardens in Victorian India,erin with reference to the domestic primer, . by Flora Annie Steel and Grace Gardiner. These texts reveal that the domestic spaces of India, actually and ideologically, disrupted the public/private divide of Victorian British..In this chapter I use Mills’s analysis of colonial domestic spaces to sho

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Good Housekeeping: Household Management and Domestic Organization,ole further conflates the public and private spheres. Books by Mrs John Gilpin, Dr Mildred Staley, and Steel and Gardiner’s seminal work encouraged the idea that the home was a microcosm of the British Empire. As such, these writers suggest that women’s domestic duties, particularly in relation to d

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Family Ties: Imperial Women as Wives and Mothers,at their own ambitions, ideas, and identities were subsumed to the demands of their spouses’ work; however, they were also able to use this marital relationship to gain access to the sources of imperial power. One of the major ways that colonial wives could contribute to imperial rule was by populat

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Ladies of Leisure: Pastimes, Daily Routines, and Philanthropic Duties,up the ‘white woman’s burden‘ and attempted to improve the lives of their Indian counterparts through reform projects such as the Countess of Dufferin Fund. This work brought them into direct contact with local women and indigenous spaces, and these interactions unquestionably affected their subject

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