… Phillips left London on 20 March 1959 and apparently spent a week at Harvard before
arriving in New Zealand for a two week vacation at his old home. He arrived in Melbourne on 16 …

… level at a calculated rate of 6.5 feet in 1 year. No such rapid decrease has been observed;
in fact, in the year ending September 30, 1959, when the precipitation at Bend was only 53 per…

… That this powerful argument has been made by Kevin Phillips … Phillips' marshaling of evidence
has cumulative power. None … Phillips has woven facts we knew and ones we did not into …

A,,,=+ 19 1 x at 290"~. We obtain AK,= 28000 i 3000 erg~ m-~. The mechanism thus seems
able to account for the major part, and possibly all, of the discrepancy in the observed values …

… of the work of Phillips (1958), the ‘Phillips curve’ came to be … Phillips curve, as it has been
conventionally told, is a myth. … confusion over the expression ‘the Phillips curve’. As I hope to …

… The two we know about were his nephews, Simon and Robert Phillips, nee Galefsky, who
adopted the surname of Phillips upon their arrival. They were the sons of Louis' brother Wolf, …

To find answers to these questions, the authors have reviewed salaries of state and municipal
health officers for the period 1953-1965. These salaries are compared with those of other …

This is an interesting moment in the history of American foreign relations, and a discussion of
some aspects of it may be timely. Your interest in these problems is most encouraging to all …

over 20 years old. still the best introductions to the subject) runs like this: From the beginning
of European settlement through the first three decades of this century, New Zealand high …

Adistinguished HISTORIAN who was born in the late nineteenth century and who has lived
much of his life in the eighteenth has described the House of Commons as ‘that invaluable …