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... considerable superiority over all those who have preceded him in the same course ; since he appears to have had favourable opportunities of observing his hero , and to have diligently availed himself of them . In the estimate which he ...
... considerable superiority over all those who have preceded him in the same course ; since he appears to have had favourable opportunities of observing his hero , and to have diligently availed himself of them . In the estimate which he ...
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... considerably enlarged , and adapted to the improved State of Science . 8vo . 2 Vols . 11. 58. Boards . Harding , & c ... considerable satisfaction , yet we find that it is one of those books on which we have little critically to comment ...
... considerably enlarged , and adapted to the improved State of Science . 8vo . 2 Vols . 11. 58. Boards . Harding , & c ... considerable satisfaction , yet we find that it is one of those books on which we have little critically to comment ...
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... considerable disengagement of the hydro- gen gas ; which , in consequence of its levity , escapes into the higher regions of the atmosphere . The electric fluid therefore , in every attempt to regain its equilibrium , encounters a ...
... considerable disengagement of the hydro- gen gas ; which , in consequence of its levity , escapes into the higher regions of the atmosphere . The electric fluid therefore , in every attempt to regain its equilibrium , encounters a ...
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