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List of Abbreviations. List of Figures.
1. From Coello to Inorganic Coordination Chemistry.
2. Mary, The Children, and Me.
3. Faculty Position at Northwestern University (NU).
4. Other Activities.
5. Countries and Chemists Visited.
6. Foreign Guests Hosted.
7. Emeritus Professor.
Appendix.
Name Index. Subject Index.
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reviewed From Coello to inorganic chemistry on June 25, 2014
From Coello to inorganic chemistry
This is a great collection of political reflections, explanations, transformations and revolutions over the course of American history. As the last line states, "Progressive Hamiltonianism is a permanent feature of American political life." May we see and continue to thank our great leaders of the past.
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