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.
Maybe It's the Chantix. My InjuryBoad Colleague Randy Appleton recently reported about an accident that occurred when a woman blacked out while driving. Too often accidents happen and the driver doesnât remember a thing. The police officer investigating the accident determines that the driver suffered a blackout and that led to the accident. Not only is is tragic circumstances when the accident results in someone being injured, now the driver is left with the scary questions as to what caused the blackout. Doctors will look for a medical condition â seizure, epilepsy, heart problems, diabetes, etc â that caused the blackout. But now there may be another answer â Chantix. Chantix is a medication that is used to help people quit smoking.