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Page 282
... principles on which the phænomena of the irides depend , and which were laid down in the writer's former publication already mentioned . According to the inferences drawn from these -principles , the rings are produced by the action of ...
... principles on which the phænomena of the irides depend , and which were laid down in the writer's former publication already mentioned . According to the inferences drawn from these -principles , the rings are produced by the action of ...
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... principle , what is to become of the proof that it forms so considerable a majority as , of necessity , to make the rule for all countries not bound ? The power of thus binding them , our principles have wholly denied , into whatever ...
... principle , what is to become of the proof that it forms so considerable a majority as , of necessity , to make the rule for all countries not bound ? The power of thus binding them , our principles have wholly denied , into whatever ...
Page 493
... principles of the reformers as in- troductory to those which have convulsed the present age . Like Mr. Burke . he extols chivalry , and mourns over its falt in the fields of Pavia ; where , according to him , it expired when Francis I ...
... principles of the reformers as in- troductory to those which have convulsed the present age . Like Mr. Burke . he extols chivalry , and mourns over its falt in the fields of Pavia ; where , according to him , it expired when Francis I ...
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