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Page 556
... these rofe gradually into a cloud of smoke , which was formed by the calcination of the wire . When ftill fhorter pieces of wire were taken , or when the battery was more highly charged , the fila- ments were smaller and more numerous ...
... these rofe gradually into a cloud of smoke , which was formed by the calcination of the wire . When ftill fhorter pieces of wire were taken , or when the battery was more highly charged , the fila- ments were smaller and more numerous ...
Page 568
... these afford a maintenance to 500,000 perfons , or to about one - twelfth part of his fubjects ; our limits will not permit us to follow the ingenious academician in his details on this head ; but it appears from his account , that ...
... these afford a maintenance to 500,000 perfons , or to about one - twelfth part of his fubjects ; our limits will not permit us to follow the ingenious academician in his details on this head ; but it appears from his account , that ...
Page 568
... these afford a maintenance to 500,000 persons , or to about one - twelfth part of his subjects ; our limits will not permit us to follow the ingenious academician in his details on this head ; but it appears from his account , that ...
... these afford a maintenance to 500,000 persons , or to about one - twelfth part of his subjects ; our limits will not permit us to follow the ingenious academician in his details on this head ; but it appears from his account , that ...
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SOLITARY Ellay by on the Knowledge | 56 |
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