Traditions of British Statesmanship: Some Comments on Passing Events.

Some Comments on “Drehem Tablets” in the British Museum

§1.1. Th ere have not been any archaeological excavations at Drehem and all of the tablets that are currently in collections were dug up unoffi cially and sold on the antiquities market. As a consequence, there is inevitably some uncertainty about the provenience of these tablets. Jones states that the Drehem fi nd was made, “presumably in 1909, but possibly as early as 1908. Th e discovery was...

Some comments on the reliability of NOAA's Storm Events Database

Storms and other severe weather events can result in fatalities, injuries, and property damage. Therefore, preventing such outcomes to the extent possible is a key concern, and the scientific community faces an increasing demand for regularly updated appraisals of evolving climate conditions and extreme weather. NOAA's Storm Events Database is undoubtedly an invaluable resource to the general p...

Some Comments on Qis3

Some Comments on Professor

In a recent issue, this journal published an article by Professor Robert S. Summers reviewing and commenting critically upon a recent book by Professor H. L. A. Hart of Oxford entitled The Concept of Law. Among other things, Professor Summers criticized Professor Hart for stressing rules to the neglect of other elements of a legal system and for succumbing to reductionist tendencies in the anal...

Passing Events and Topics

Chartered Society of Massage and Medical Gymnastics, but she is recognised to have been an important motive-force in its progress and development, and she continued her untiring work on its behalf to the end of her life. Her work for midwives is also well known to all who have followed the progress of the movement to improve the standard of midwifery and the status of midwives. The memorial wil...