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They are found within two feet of the surface , and as deep as they have dug , water having stopped them at sixteen or eighteen feet deep . They fall into powder on being stirred . ” The clay inclosing the shells is of a slate blue ...
They are found within two feet of the surface , and as deep as they have dug , water having stopped them at sixteen or eighteen feet deep . They fall into powder on being stirred . ” The clay inclosing the shells is of a slate blue ...
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that the land had been raised about eight feet . However , on returning to Conception , doubts were raised , and to settle the matter beyond dispute , or the possibility of mistake , the owner of the island , Mr. Salvador Palma ...
that the land had been raised about eight feet . However , on returning to Conception , doubts were raised , and to settle the matter beyond dispute , or the possibility of mistake , the owner of the island , Mr. Salvador Palma ...
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The 20 copper cells are put into a wooden box about 3 } feet long , 2 feet 2 inches deep , and nearly 3 feet wide , and are separated from each other by partitions of wood . The 20 zinc plates are let down into the copper cells ...
The 20 copper cells are put into a wooden box about 3 } feet long , 2 feet 2 inches deep , and nearly 3 feet wide , and are separated from each other by partitions of wood . The 20 zinc plates are let down into the copper cells ...
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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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