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Page 507
... mean ano- malies ; and the difference between the motion of the mean anomaly and that given by the Tables , conftituted the error of the first fuppofition . On making a fecond fuppofition for the eccentricity , and repeating his ...
... mean ano- malies ; and the difference between the motion of the mean anomaly and that given by the Tables , conftituted the error of the first fuppofition . On making a fecond fuppofition for the eccentricity , and repeating his ...
Page 552
... means which he employed , were fimple . They were ORDER , ECONOMY , and a STRICT ATTENTION to the PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY in every trans- action . The whole merit ( fays he ) confifted in perceiving , or rather in feeling , with a degree ...
... means which he employed , were fimple . They were ORDER , ECONOMY , and a STRICT ATTENTION to the PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY in every trans- action . The whole merit ( fays he ) confifted in perceiving , or rather in feeling , with a degree ...
Page 583
... means of communication be- tween the multiplying new fettlers ; and , at laft , when those resources were also exhausted , their increased power and in- dustry prompted them to extend culture over the lefs fertile grounds , between them ...
... means of communication be- tween the multiplying new fettlers ; and , at laft , when those resources were also exhausted , their increased power and in- dustry prompted them to extend culture over the lefs fertile grounds , between them ...
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