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... of air often pursues a different course from the upper . REY . MAY , 1799 . с Essay Essay on the best Means of ascertaining the Areas of Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy , Vol . VI . 17 Dacier's Medals, & Hist of England, 477.
... of air often pursues a different course from the upper . REY . MAY , 1799 . с Essay Essay on the best Means of ascertaining the Areas of Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy , Vol . VI . 17 Dacier's Medals, & Hist of England, 477.
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Essay on the best Means of ascertaining the Areas of Countries of considerable Extent . By the Rev. James Whitelaw , M. R.I.A. Having shewn that the common projections ( stereographic , conical , and circular ) are unfit for mensuration ...
Essay on the best Means of ascertaining the Areas of Countries of considerable Extent . By the Rev. James Whitelaw , M. R.I.A. Having shewn that the common projections ( stereographic , conical , and circular ) are unfit for mensuration ...
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Is was reported that two magnetic dials , with the four - and - twenty letters inscribed on their circumference , would by means of self - moving hands point to the letters which the ...
Is was reported that two magnetic dials , with the four - and - twenty letters inscribed on their circumference , would by means of self - moving hands point to the letters which the ...
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... found means to acquire an authority , which served in its turn to strengthen that first natural sentiment , thai primary foundation of every social system . And does it not seem as if the Divine blessing promised by the commandment ...
... found means to acquire an authority , which served in its turn to strengthen that first natural sentiment , thai primary foundation of every social system . And does it not seem as if the Divine blessing promised by the commandment ...
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Those of our readers who are acquainted with India will recollect the extraordinary ingenuity displayed by Hindu artisans , in executing the various branches of their business , and producing even the finest workmanship , by means of a ...
Those of our readers who are acquainted with India will recollect the extraordinary ingenuity displayed by Hindu artisans , in executing the various branches of their business , and producing even the finest workmanship , by means of a ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1799 |
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