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... kind and quantity of wood in the country ; by which he could discern the most economical methods and kinds of trees for each particular place , both in respect to the growth of trees and the value of timber . His attention should not be ...
... kind and quantity of wood in the country ; by which he could discern the most economical methods and kinds of trees for each particular place , both in respect to the growth of trees and the value of timber . His attention should not be ...
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... kind of social pleasantry or ridicule , without reflec ting at whose expence it is indulged , are commonly called good- natured ; while those , on the contrary , who show no such disposition ; but who chill with grave looks , or check ...
... kind of social pleasantry or ridicule , without reflec ting at whose expence it is indulged , are commonly called good- natured ; while those , on the contrary , who show no such disposition ; but who chill with grave looks , or check ...
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... kind , gave a direct and analytical method , which the algorithm of the differential calculus has since sim- plified and generalized and the principle and practice of his method are well known to our mathematical readers . The questions ...
... kind , gave a direct and analytical method , which the algorithm of the differential calculus has since sim- plified and generalized and the principle and practice of his method are well known to our mathematical readers . The questions ...
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