Pearls Parasites
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From his birth Pasteur had been an ardent patriot, and during the progress of the war he suffered acutely. So much did he feel the reverses of his country, and what he regarded as the undue harsh- STUDIES ON FERMENTATION 119 ness of the victors, that he felt constrained to return the diploma of Doctor of Medicine which two years before he had accepted from the University of Bonn. He did so in a letter which contained some expressions of feeling with regard to the head of the invading army. Thes...e had better have been omitted, but were perhaps pardonable under the circumstances ; they in no way excuse the terms of reply which Dr. Naumann, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Bonn, permitted himself to use terms which would be discreditable in an ill-bred street gamin.
From 1871 to 1876, the year in which he published his 'Etudes sur la Biere, ' Pasteur was again largely occupied with the study of fermentation. Part of his object was undoubtedly to place the French brewers on an equality with the German ; and in this he certainly had a large measure of success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From his birth Pasteur had been an ardent patriot, and during the progress of the war he suffered acutely. So much did he feel the reverses of his country, and what he regarded as the undue harsh- STUDIES ON FERMENTATION 119 ness of the victors, that he felt constrained to return the diploma of Doctor of Medicine which two years before he had accepted from the University of Bonn. He did so in a letter which contained some expressions of feeling with regard to the head of the invading army. Thes...e had better have been omitted, but were perhaps pardonable under the circumstances ; they in no way excuse the terms of reply which Dr. Naumann, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Bonn, permitted himself to use terms which would be discreditable in an ill-bred street gamin.
From 1871 to 1876, the year in which he published his 'Etudes sur la Biere, ' Pasteur was again largely occupied with the study of fermentation. Part of his object was undoubtedly to place the French brewers on an equality with the German ; and in this he certainly had a large measure of success.
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