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The fact must continue to offer a theoretical difficulty , but one , I conceive , very different in its nature to that above stated , since it would appear , I think , , probable that , taking a portion of the elevated inass bounded by ...
The fact must continue to offer a theoretical difficulty , but one , I conceive , very different in its nature to that above stated , since it would appear , I think , , probable that , taking a portion of the elevated inass bounded by ...
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From facts like these , which it is impossible to misinterpret , we are entitled to conclude , that the green colour of plants , whether we examine it in its original verdure , or in its decaying tints , has no relation to the colours ...
From facts like these , which it is impossible to misinterpret , we are entitled to conclude , that the green colour of plants , whether we examine it in its original verdure , or in its decaying tints , has no relation to the colours ...
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356 Dr. Mitchell on the Beds immediately abze limestones , or the manner and circumstances under e . have been produced , as that has been done in so exa style by Dr. Hibbert , in his memoir on the Burdiber . stones : and the fact of ...
356 Dr. Mitchell on the Beds immediately abze limestones , or the manner and circumstances under e . have been produced , as that has been done in so exa style by Dr. Hibbert , in his memoir on the Burdiber . stones : and the fact of ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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