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Page 277
Besides the accurate determination of the plane of the mag- netic meridian , however , we have constantly occasion to know also the natural line of magnetic direction ; which , it is well- ascertained , is at this time in London ...
Besides the accurate determination of the plane of the mag- netic meridian , however , we have constantly occasion to know also the natural line of magnetic direction ; which , it is well- ascertained , is at this time in London ...
Page 279
The needle in this case owes its direction to two forces ; viz . gravity acting on the balance- weight in a vertical line , and the powers of magnetism in the natural direction of the dip . Let W denote the power of the former , and M ...
The needle in this case owes its direction to two forces ; viz . gravity acting on the balance- weight in a vertical line , and the powers of magnetism in the natural direction of the dip . Let W denote the power of the former , and M ...
Page 505
Mr. WEBB surveyed it in every direction , to see whether it was fed by any communi- cation from Mount Ida , but found it to be merely a sink , in which the waters of the lesser hills stagnated ; while Homer always represents both the ...
Mr. WEBB surveyed it in every direction , to see whether it was fed by any communi- cation from Mount Ida , but found it to be merely a sink , in which the waters of the lesser hills stagnated ; while Homer always represents both the ...
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Byron Lord his Werner a Tragedy | 17 |
Cellinis Memoirs | 62 |
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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, 1822 |
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