Charles Brockdon Brownâs novel Edgar Huntly (1799) is an example of an early attempt to assert distinctive ânative materialsâ unavailable to writers who were not Americans. Which of the following matches Brownâs description of the native materials he uses?
Research the causes of these symptoms that are similar to, or related to, the symptom Blackouts: 1  Dizziness (1357 causes). 2  Fainting (1326 causes). 3  Seizures (2418 causes). 4  Head injury (3 causes). 5  Brain injury. 6  Syncope (2084 causes). 7  Giddiness and Feeling Faint. 8  First Seizure.
Delirium occurs when the normal sending and receiving of signals in the brain become impaired. This impairment is most likely caused by a combination of factors that make the brain vulnerable and trigger a malfunction in brain activity. Delirium may have a single cause or more than one cause, such as a medical condition and medication toxicity. Sometimes no cause can be identified.