At ten days old we began to give them Bartlett's pepsinated food with milk, and since that time to within a few days I have not attempted to replace it with anything else.

L. Keeble. But this you have, & this is to take off or prevent, that which you would do now, if there had been one Judge & no more, and if you had not had this great preference of the Court, you wou’d have been malepart, and have out talked them, but you cannot do ſo here.

I question the longevity of most books issued in these days, but I am never in doubt about these rag books; they are immortal.

Institutional memory refers to the notion that institutions have founding aims, ideology, an official history and practices, which are remembered and passed on within the institution. Founders and other important people in the history of an institution are commemorated in various ways, such as naming a building or a fund after the person.