...countries, and letters for all other subjects, which makes it possible to express the local relations of any subject in a perfectly unmistakable way, the letters...countries and the figures never being used for any other subject but countries. These local figures can obviously be applied to any subdivision, however small....

...possible to express the local relations of any subject in a perfectly unmistakable way: the letter never being used to signify countries and the figures never being used for any other subject but countries. These local figures could obviously be applied to any subdivision, however small....

...possible to express the local relations of any subject in a perfectly unmistakable way; the letter never being used to signify countries and the figures never being used for any other subject but countries. These local figures could obviously be applied to any subdivision, however small....

...Egypt; 83, the United States, and so on), so that it is possible to express the local relations of any subject in a perfectly unmistakable way, the letters...signify countries, and the figures never being used to signify any other subjects but countries. Thus 45 is England wherever it occurs; eg, F being History,...

...this notation is the use of letters to mark non-local subjects and figures (from 11 to 99) to mark places. This makes it possible to express the local...letters never being used to signify countries and these figures never being used for any other subjects but countries. Thus 45 is England wherever it...

...of the notation is the use of LETTERS to mark NON-LOCAL SUBJECTS and f/jurcs (from 11 to SW) to mark places. This makes it possible to express the local...letters never being used to signify countries and these figures never l*-ing used for any other subjects but countries. Thus 45 is England wherever it...

...ßgure» (from 11 to 99) to mark ¡ilticfs. This makes it possible to express the local relation« of a subject in a perfectly unmistakable way, the letters never being used to signify countries and these figures never being used for any other subjects but countries. Thus 45 is England wherever it...

...the notation is the use of LETTERS tt> mark NON-LOCAL araiEtTs and figure* (from 11 to 99) to mark places. This makes it possible to express the local relations of a subject in a l>erfectly unmistakable way, the letters never being used to signify countries and these figures never...

...the notation is the use of LETTERS to mark .VOX-LOCAL SI-IIIKCTS and _ rom 11 to 99) to mark place». This makes it possible to express the local relations of a subject in a •rtVi-tlv unmistakable way, the letters never being used to signify countries and these figures never...

...Egypt; 83, the United States, and so on), so that it is possible to express the local relations of any subject in a perfectly unmistakable way, the letters...signify countries, and the figures never being used to signify any other subjects but countries. Thus 45 is England wherever it occurs; eg, F being History,...