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In his writings, his dominant interest lay in showing the connection between science and religion. In his view, there is no contradiction between these, and he views
Christianity as the natural outcome of man's evolutionary progress. Jesus Christ is "the fulfillment of all that went before. . . He is
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Siberian prisons and distribute bibles and other religious works to prisoners. Simpson made elaborate notes on the topography, agriculture, and customs of Siberia. These notes led to the publication of the book,
326:. Pasteur laid his hand on Simpson's head and exclaimed: "Travaillez, mon ami, travaillez!" Turning to the father, he said "A-t-il dit, Oui?" Simpson seems to have implemented Pasteur's injunction throughout his life.
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as an anesthetic on humans. The family lived at 52 Queen Street, a property inherited from his great-uncle.
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in 1898. Subsequent books on Russia resulted from his regular visits to that country.
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Some notes on the State Sale-Monopoly and
Subsequent Prohibition of Vodka in Russia
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the Alpha and Omega of strictly human history." and so on. In a later book,
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Prime Minister of Russia. He was only distantly related to the latter.
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Numerous articles in literary magazines and scientific journals.
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was in June/July 1932, when he received the honorary degree of
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Scottish zoologist, writer, diplomat, biographer and theologian
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Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland
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Translated and edited with an introduction by J.Y.Simpson,
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close to the rear embankment behind the central vaults.
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on 3 August 1873 to Margaret Stewart Barbour, sister of
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President, West Edinburgh Liberal Association (1931);
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192:, he was instrumental in establishing the
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482:President, World Brotherhood Federation;
255:in 1901 at the University of Edinburgh.
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575:The Spiritual Interpretation of Nature
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885:Man and the Attainment of Immortality
866:Edinburgh Post Office Directory, 1910
593:Man and the Attainment of Immortality
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358:in the summer and autumn of 1896.
299:He married Helen Huntington Day of
184:DJur(Hon) DSc(Hon) was a Scottish
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998:These awards are listed in his
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18:James Young Simpson (scientist)
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565:Oliphant, Anderson and Ferrier
513:Commander, 1st Class, Finnish
450:Royal Scottish Society of Arts
420:Professor in Natural Science,
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535:Lithuanian Order of Gediminas
413:Lecturer in Natural Science,
218:Sir Alexander Russell Simpson
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709:National Library of Scotland
408:Professional and Other Posts
650:John Clifford lecture; 1933
630:Peter Alexandrovich Saburov
602:Contribution to Vol. VI of
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249:Christ's College, Cambridge
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436:Royal Society of Edinburgh
263:Royal Society of Edinburgh
232:, the first person to use
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610:. London: H. Frowde, and
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581:Self-Discovery of Russia
528:Order of the Three Stars
457:Royal Company of Archers
415:Trinity College, Glasgow
352:Prince Nicholas Galitsyn
306:His younger brother was
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515:Order of the White Rose
494:Peace Congress at Paris
340:indeterminacy principle
245:University of Edinburgh
241:George Watson's College
222:University of Edinburgh
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521:Estonian Liberty Cross
422:New College, Edinburgh
364:Side-lights on Siberia
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318:As a boy, he visited
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508:Professional honours
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402:University of Tartu
384:to ensure that the
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