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Huxham is a
hamlet and
civil parish in the
county of Devon,
England and the
district of East
Devon and lies
about 3
miles from Exeter. The
parish has an...
- John
Huxham (1692–1768) was an
English physician, a
provincial doctor notable for his
study of fevers. In 1750
Huxham published his
Essay on
Fevers and...
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Harold James Huxham CMG was a
British colonial financial administrator. He was the
Financial Secretary of
Ceylon from 1936 to 1946 and ex-offico member...
- John
Saunders Huxham (14 May 1861 – 4
August 1949) was an
accountant and a
member of the
Queensland Legislative ****embly.
Huxham was born in Ivybridge...
- po****tion of 348. The
parish includes the
hamlets of Stone,
Parbrook and
Huxham. It is very
close to the site of the
Glastonbury Festival.
Residents receive...
- (later
renamed Beach Bird) was a
merchant brig
under the
command of John
Huxham (or
Husham or Durham). In 1750 or 1760 the ship
grounded herself at Easton's...
- or 1760 – The SV Sea Bird: This
merchant brig,
under the
command of John
Huxham (or
Husham or Durham),
grounded herself at Easton's Beach,
Rhode Island...
- Porter-What is Strategy?-Harvard
Business Review-November 1996 Cropper, Steve;
Huxham, Chris; Ebers, Mark; Ring,
Peter Smith, eds. (2008). The
Oxford Handbook...
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Rhode Island. Newport,
Rhode Island: C. E. Hammett, Jr. pp. 75–77. Sea Bird
Huxham.
Federal Writers'
Project (1937). "Rhode Island:The
General Background"...
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scientific description of "Devonshire colic" – it was
later referred to by John
Huxham and Sir
George Baker. However, the
precise cause was not
discovered until...
