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... of unsatisfactory speculation , many parts of learning and science may confidently be pro- nounced to be useless to a traveller whose purposes and destina VOL . XXXV . tion tion are marked by certain circumstances ; or , with.
... of unsatisfactory speculation , many parts of learning and science may confidently be pro- nounced to be useless to a traveller whose purposes and destina VOL . XXXV . tion tion are marked by certain circumstances ; or , with.
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... tion , found that the law of gravity gave the motion of the moon's perigee exactly conformable to observation . The same law of gravity has not only rendered satisfactory the account of the motion of the moon's nodes and perigee , and ...
... tion , found that the law of gravity gave the motion of the moon's perigee exactly conformable to observation . The same law of gravity has not only rendered satisfactory the account of the motion of the moon's nodes and perigee , and ...
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... tion of the world , 496. His useful nautical remarks on the several parts of his voyage , and the places at which he touched , 497-508 . See also Fleurieu . Marrow , spinal , observations on a motion remarkable in , 529 . Marriage and ...
... tion of the world , 496. His useful nautical remarks on the several parts of his voyage , and the places at which he touched , 497-508 . See also Fleurieu . Marrow , spinal , observations on a motion remarkable in , 529 . Marriage and ...
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