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Page 36
... volume is occupied by geometry . This part contains about seventy - five problems , which it is hoped will be found , in general , well chosen ; and which we have endeavoured to render more interesting , both by the form of the ...
... volume is occupied by geometry . This part contains about seventy - five problems , which it is hoped will be found , in general , well chosen ; and which we have endeavoured to render more interesting , both by the form of the ...
Page 37
... volume , comprehends Astronomy , and Geography as far as it relates to the former science ; also Chronology ... volume concludes with Pyrotechny . What Ozanam gave on this subject is abridged in some places , and improved in others . The ...
... volume , comprehends Astronomy , and Geography as far as it relates to the former science ; also Chronology ... volume concludes with Pyrotechny . What Ozanam gave on this subject is abridged in some places , and improved in others . The ...
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... volume : The reader is entreated to consider these sermons as entirely calculated for a popular auditory ; such as a clergyman , ardently de- sirous of doing good , would write for the use of his congregation , without the intention of ...
... volume : The reader is entreated to consider these sermons as entirely calculated for a popular auditory ; such as a clergyman , ardently de- sirous of doing good , would write for the use of his congregation , without the intention of ...
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