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Page 435
... idea and proof ( he fays , p . 53. ) of heat or fire being che- mically attracted by water , just as alkalies attract acids , ( not a vague idea of its becoming latent , ) was the difcovery of Dr. Har- - rington . And I take this ...
... idea and proof ( he fays , p . 53. ) of heat or fire being che- mically attracted by water , just as alkalies attract acids , ( not a vague idea of its becoming latent , ) was the difcovery of Dr. Har- - rington . And I take this ...
Page 493
... idea of national glory , in that of their Grand Monarque ; we must indulge the firft ebullitions of pride , now that they feel themselves men . We will therefore confider the prefent jactations of their poli- tical writers , as the ...
... idea of national glory , in that of their Grand Monarque ; we must indulge the firft ebullitions of pride , now that they feel themselves men . We will therefore confider the prefent jactations of their poli- tical writers , as the ...
Page 569
... idea of their contents . In the firft Differtation , the defign of the ingenious author is to give his audience a general idea of the Lavoifierian fyf- tem , concerning the compofition of water . He traces , in a concife and perfpicuous ...
... idea of their contents . In the firft Differtation , the defign of the ingenious author is to give his audience a general idea of the Lavoifierian fyf- tem , concerning the compofition of water . He traces , in a concife and perfpicuous ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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