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Page 266
... correct the aberration of refrangibility , and destroy the colours , is such as it ought to be . These discoveries were followed by the invention of a new parallactic instrument more firm and convenient than those already in use , by ...
... correct the aberration of refrangibility , and destroy the colours , is such as it ought to be . These discoveries were followed by the invention of a new parallactic instrument more firm and convenient than those already in use , by ...
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... correct ; the mean of our experiments makes it 28.60 . 2dly . That the diamond is pure carbon ; for , had it con- tained any notable proportion of hydrogen , it must have been discovered , either by detonating with the oxygen , as in ...
... correct ; the mean of our experiments makes it 28.60 . 2dly . That the diamond is pure carbon ; for , had it con- tained any notable proportion of hydrogen , it must have been discovered , either by detonating with the oxygen , as in ...
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... correctly what the facts were . Some months ago I received from Dr. Callcott a printed copy of a pamphlet , entitled , " Plain Statement of Earl Stanhope's Temperament , by Dr. Callcott . " He begged me to look it over , and to correct ...
... correctly what the facts were . Some months ago I received from Dr. Callcott a printed copy of a pamphlet , entitled , " Plain Statement of Earl Stanhope's Temperament , by Dr. Callcott . " He begged me to look it over , and to correct ...
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