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... fact soluble in water . A different opinion is ; however , adopted by the author of the work before us : who not only considers it as a matter absolutely decided by his ex periments , that spring water has the power of dissolving lead ...
... fact soluble in water . A different opinion is ; however , adopted by the author of the work before us : who not only considers it as a matter absolutely decided by his ex periments , that spring water has the power of dissolving lead ...
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... fact demonstrated beyond a doubt , that Weishaupt became a Mason in 1777 only ; and that two years before this , when he established Illuminism , he was totally unacquainted with the mysteries of Free Masonry . " Here , then , is an ...
... fact demonstrated beyond a doubt , that Weishaupt became a Mason in 1777 only ; and that two years before this , when he established Illuminism , he was totally unacquainted with the mysteries of Free Masonry . " Here , then , is an ...
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... fact , it affords no explanation of the difficulty , because it does not even profess to shew how the secretions are ... facts , and a more cautious use of hypothesis , M. DELAMETHERIE might have produced a work that would have afforded ...
... fact , it affords no explanation of the difficulty , because it does not even profess to shew how the secretions are ... facts , and a more cautious use of hypothesis , M. DELAMETHERIE might have produced a work that would have afforded ...
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