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In turn , African governments , AMCEN and the sub-regional organizations may enter into partnerships with sub-regional , national and international organizations , to further facilitate implementation . Stevenson 's birthplace , Howard Place was on the outskirts of Edinburgh 's New Town , a collection of parallel and perpendicular streets that exemplified neoclassical social planning . For example , J. C. Ewing in his bibliography of the Brash and Reid chapbook series mentions that there are three issues of Tam O'Shanter , but does not indicate how to distinguish them . He demonstrates with the greatest lucidity and by means of documentary evidence that the Christian association , beginning at a certain point after its first origins , developed and consolidated by means of adaptation to the various forms of corporative law which flourished in the different regions of the Roman empire . Apparently the earliest translation of a poem by Burns into another language was made by James Grahame , who included in his Poems in English , Scotch , and Latin a Latin version in parallel text of " To a mouse . During the years of the Lewis and Clark expedition , Major Zebulon Pike led two parallel expeditions through other parts of the Louisiana Purchase , the first to the source of the Mississippi , and the second westward , and across into Mexican territory . Regional lobbying is needed to support the efforts of African governments in persuading developed countries to open up their markets , and to eliminate subsidies on agriculture , textiles and other export products competing with those of the region . The sects were largely inspired , up to the 16th century , by the idea of returning to the primitive Christianity , and for this reason they often colored their designs on existing conditions by ideological inspirations smacking of utopianism . How is it possible to make one single line of independent progress out of the antique philosophy , which up to Plato constituted about all the science there was , then out of scholasticism made over by theology with an almost complete absence of science , then out of that philosophy of the 17th century which was a sort of mental exploration running parallel with the new contemporaneous science based on experiment and observation , and finally out of that new criticism which tends to make of philosophy a mere summary of the special knowledge of the individual sciences , which have become so widely differentiated ?