grahamite

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grahamite

[′grā·ə‚mīt]

(geology)

mesosiderite

(mineralogy)

A solid, jet-black hydrocarbon that occurs in veinlike masses; soluble in carbon disulfide and chloroform.

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In addition to his lectures and books, there was a magazine devoted to his ideas and special vegetarian boarding houses where "Grahamites" could share the lifestyle.

Proclaim Liberty Throughout all the Land Philadelphia's Centuries of Vegetarian Activism

The ultimate Grahamite discipline-your-instincts anti-diet diet can be found in the ever-capitalized, ever-trademarked, ever-exclamation-pointed SUGAR BUSTERS![TM] In this New York Times bestseller, H.

The Zone

On the question of dietary reform, while there was a general Grahamite consensus in community, practice seems to have varied widely from strict vegetarianism--the consumption of only raw foods--to use of milk, butter, eggs, and cheese.