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Page 309
... sufficient width for foot , horse , and carriage passengers ; to be illuminated with lamps , and a steam engine to draw its drainage water , if neces- sary . Upon this scale , I shall give a general estimate from ocular observations ...
... sufficient width for foot , horse , and carriage passengers ; to be illuminated with lamps , and a steam engine to draw its drainage water , if neces- sary . Upon this scale , I shall give a general estimate from ocular observations ...
Page 316
... sufficient reason is by no means to be considered as an unin telligible and mysterious principle , but rather as a concise mode of reasoning . The Second Law of Motion , as stated , affords the mind no neat and precise idea . In its ...
... sufficient reason is by no means to be considered as an unin telligible and mysterious principle , but rather as a concise mode of reasoning . The Second Law of Motion , as stated , affords the mind no neat and precise idea . In its ...
Page 531
... sufficient means for removing these doubts , to be obtained from the superior construction of time - pieces , and the perfected theories of the trade - winds and sea currents . Experiments and Observations on the Effect which results ...
... sufficient means for removing these doubts , to be obtained from the superior construction of time - pieces , and the perfected theories of the trade - winds and sea currents . Experiments and Observations on the Effect which results ...
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Michells Sermon | 26 |
of new Dissertations or other curious Papers published in | 28 |
ADELUNG Three Essays 62 | 62 |
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