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... fuch an extremely nice affair : and more than this , Mr. M. himfelf allows , that the diminution of velocity caufed by the Sun would be less than the 494000th part of the whole quantity ; fo that the effect of the Sun in diminishing the ...
... fuch an extremely nice affair : and more than this , Mr. M. himfelf allows , that the diminution of velocity caufed by the Sun would be less than the 494000th part of the whole quantity ; fo that the effect of the Sun in diminishing the ...
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... fuch as were the eternal and neceffary concomitants of his existence . 3. Whatever are the attributes of the unori- ginated Being , he muft poffefs each of them unlimitedly , or in its whole extent , fuch as it is when confidered in the ...
... fuch as were the eternal and neceffary concomitants of his existence . 3. Whatever are the attributes of the unori- ginated Being , he muft poffefs each of them unlimitedly , or in its whole extent , fuch as it is when confidered in the ...
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fuch flock , be likewife limited to a certain proportion [ or part of the whole ] beyond which it shall be at the option of the annuitant either to refufe the tender , or to accept it on fuch terms only , as he him- felf fhall , from ...
fuch flock , be likewife limited to a certain proportion [ or part of the whole ] beyond which it shall be at the option of the annuitant either to refufe the tender , or to accept it on fuch terms only , as he him- felf fhall , from ...
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