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Page 91
... former maps , but have been conftruct- ed with great care from a diligent comparison of the most ac- curate obfervations and the beft authorities.In conclufion , we do not hesitate to declare it as our opinion , that the prefs has not ...
... former maps , but have been conftruct- ed with great care from a diligent comparison of the most ac- curate obfervations and the beft authorities.In conclufion , we do not hesitate to declare it as our opinion , that the prefs has not ...
Page 134
... former paper , viz . 1. That fire is a fure , and the only fure means of obtaining extreme dryness . He fhews that extreme dryness is produced by white heat , in every hygroscopic fubftance which can bear fuch heat , and may thence be ...
... former paper , viz . 1. That fire is a fure , and the only fure means of obtaining extreme dryness . He fhews that extreme dryness is produced by white heat , in every hygroscopic fubftance which can bear fuch heat , and may thence be ...
Page 414
... former part of his volume , where he afcribes fuch WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES to the Parian Chronologer , and where he tells us , that he has accurately fettled epochas about which the learned are ftill at variance , and that he " profeffes ...
... former part of his volume , where he afcribes fuch WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES to the Parian Chronologer , and where he tells us , that he has accurately fettled epochas about which the learned are ftill at variance , and that he " profeffes ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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