Younger students aren't going to know what it's talking about". Joseph Jacobs, a curator and scholar who wrote the modern chapters of the new edition, said he often struggled with the question of what he could dare to take out.
Experts say antigovernment clashes at Idaho's Ruby Ridge and Waco, Texas, are the modern chapters of an old Western story.
It has been almost eight years and seven months since September 11 2001, the fateful day that 19 hijackers changed the landscape of global politics in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty – the void that was left in the Manhattan skyline as those iconic towers collapsed to the ground symbolising the dawning of a dark new chapter in modern history: the "war on terror" had begun.
Shortly before Obama landed in Manila (April 28), Del Rosario oversaw the formal signing of the EDCA, emphatically stating how it "mark[ed] a milestone in [Philippine-U.S.] shared history as enduring treaty allies," and paves the way for a "new chapter for [bilateral] modern and mature partnership, firmly grounded on deeply held democratic values, common interests and shared aspirations".
Mr. Ahern, speaking at a news conference, called this May Day a "day of hope and opportunity" that finally closed one chapter of modern Europe's history of cold-war division and opened a new chapter made possible by "the triumph of your determination and perseverance".
Wolfson and Pasachoff, Physics with Modern Physics, chapter 5.
Wolfson and Pasachoff, Physics with Modern Physics, chapter 8.
I do not think it is generally realised that Schrödinger's differential equation for this problem is one which is fully treated in a standard text-book, Whittaker and Watson's "Modern Analysis", Chapter xvi.
Having shown how the historical meaning of these medieval persecutions has varied widely in response to changes in modern sensitivities, Chapter 2 continues with a discussion of medieval historical writing, Christian as well as Jewish.
