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Page 57
... most brittle , appear to be torn asunder , or their particles feparated , or fibres broken , one after the other ; and hence it is evident , that that form must be most favourable to the ftrength of any given body , pulled in the ...
... most brittle , appear to be torn asunder , or their particles feparated , or fibres broken , one after the other ; and hence it is evident , that that form must be most favourable to the ftrength of any given body , pulled in the ...
Page 60
... most powerful , but the most ufeful means of man . Iron being the most abundant , cheap , and generally useful , of all the metals , has of late years been applied in all works where great ftrength was required in proportion to the ...
... most powerful , but the most ufeful means of man . Iron being the most abundant , cheap , and generally useful , of all the metals , has of late years been applied in all works where great ftrength was required in proportion to the ...
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... most abundant , but that of the mantis of Linnæus is the most curious . The fhapes it produces are very various and extraordinary . One of them , of which Colonel Agnew made made a drawing , is called the animated leaf , 170 Some ...
... most abundant , but that of the mantis of Linnæus is the most curious . The fhapes it produces are very various and extraordinary . One of them , of which Colonel Agnew made made a drawing , is called the animated leaf , 170 Some ...
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A brief Account of the Manufacture of Gilt Buttons com | 25 |
ATreatife on the Cultivation of the Vine and the Method | 25 |
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