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'''Edmund Schuster''' (7 September 1851 – 5 July 1932) was a German engineer and mathematician who contributed to t Schuster was born in [[Munich]], [[Kingdom of Bavaria]], in 1851. He studied in [[Bonn]] and [[Leipzig]], and in 1875 he moved with his fami ...

...t|Bell|1938}}, p. 419; {{harvtxt|Ameuney|1860|pp=29–31}}; {{harvtxt|census|1851}}.</ref> One of Blissard's students, Antonius Ameuney, a Syrian Christian s ...ldren living in the household.<ref>{{harvnb|census|1841}}, {{harvnb|census|1851}}, {{harvnb|census|1861}}</ref> Much of Blissard's family was involved with ...

...ability in the Physics and Mathematics Department of Moscow University. In 1851 he defended his doctoral dissertation "Determination of the Surface of the [[Category:1823 births]] ...

...sus1851">{{cite book |last1=United Kingdom |title=Census of Great Britain, 1851. Population tables |date=1852 |publisher=H.M. Stationery Office |location=L ...among individuals, such as [[GDP per capita]] or the crude [[birth rate]] (births per 1,000 population). Other non-negative spatially intensive ratio variabl ...

...also endorsed Marshall's book and he was his commander for many years. In 1851, Four-Star Admiral [[David Farragut]] and Marshall each planted an oak tre [[Category:1781 births]] ...

* 1851 ...minster College]], a Methodist teacher training institution established in 1851, moves from London to new premises on [[Harcourt Hill]]. ...