Mary Marshall: A Biography

History has shown that all societies have their myths and mysteries. They play an integral part in any culture. Savannah, so full of historical significance, is not immune. The name of Mary Marshall is well-known to those knowledgeable in the architectural and family histories of Savannah. Outside this realm the name of Marshall is known through its association with Marshall Row and the old Marshall House. But the character, background and life of this remarkable lady have remained a virtual mystery. Through time, mystery elicits myth, but history has proven that all myths have enduring roots.https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sav-bios-lane/1206/thumbnail.jp

Compendium of good practices in linking Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) and identity management systems

This compendium of research comes at a critical moment in the global community’s journey toward inclusive sustainable development. It brings together good practices from countries that have made great effort to link civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems. The country studies show how systems have been developed from very different starting points, taking diverse paths. Building on the value of registering vital events and driving demand for high quality, robust population data is essential for realizing the benefits of CRVS and identity management systems. CRVS provides legal identity and a pathway for realizing human rights.Global Affairs Canad

Compendio de buenas prácticas para vincular los sistemas de gestión de Registro Civil y Estadísticas Vitales (CRVS) y de identidad

Global Affairs Canad

Recueil de bonnes pratiques pour relier les systèmes d’enregistrement et de statistiques de l’état civil (ESEC) et les systèmes de gestion de l’identité

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Water-soluble lysine-containing polypeptides. IV. The synthesis, characterization, and circular dichroism spectra of sequential polypeptides formed from dipeptides of lysine and amino acids of increasing side chain size

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