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Page 201
... labours , in a new line . The authors to whom he has principally resorted are men- tioned above : among these , Goldsmith is too well known to be de- fective in natural history : but Buffon ranks high in the class ; he is original ...
... labours , in a new line . The authors to whom he has principally resorted are men- tioned above : among these , Goldsmith is too well known to be de- fective in natural history : but Buffon ranks high in the class ; he is original ...
Page 277
... labours , the knowlege , and the enjoyments of the Scots during the latter part of the thir teenth century , and the beginning of the fourteenth . In this part , which terminates vol . II . many curious and amusing particulars are ...
... labours , the knowlege , and the enjoyments of the Scots during the latter part of the thir teenth century , and the beginning of the fourteenth . In this part , which terminates vol . II . many curious and amusing particulars are ...
Page 540
... labour is this : by experiment , it appears that a man ascending a ladder , or flight of steps , without burthen , furnishes a quan- tity of action equal to 205 kilogrammes raised to the height of a kilometer : when he carries a burthen ...
... labour is this : by experiment , it appears that a man ascending a ladder , or flight of steps , without burthen , furnishes a quan- tity of action equal to 205 kilogrammes raised to the height of a kilometer : when he carries a burthen ...
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