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... present state of the globe . We have no hesitation , however , in asserting that these inferences are directly at variance with existing phænomena , and could never have been drawn by any person who had maturely reflected on the pre ...
... present state of the globe . We have no hesitation , however , in asserting that these inferences are directly at variance with existing phænomena , and could never have been drawn by any person who had maturely reflected on the pre ...
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... present continents from the sea , or which changed the bed of the ocean and laid them dry , took place before the ... present present situations by a deluge . Certain species frequently occur 86 Gisborne's Testimony of Natural Theology .
... present continents from the sea , or which changed the bed of the ocean and laid them dry , took place before the ... present present situations by a deluge . Certain species frequently occur 86 Gisborne's Testimony of Natural Theology .
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... present : The Bey dispatched his messenger to ask permission to send on board a present . The exchange , or rather traffic of presents is such an established custom in all parts of the East , that to avoid it without giving offence is ...
... present : The Bey dispatched his messenger to ask permission to send on board a present . The exchange , or rather traffic of presents is such an established custom in all parts of the East , that to avoid it without giving offence is ...
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