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Page 309
In their more common books , the Burmas with an iron style engrave their writing on palmira leaves . A hole X 3 A hole through both ends of each leaf , serves Asiatic Researches , Vols . VI . and VII . 309.
In their more common books , the Burmas with an iron style engrave their writing on palmira leaves . A hole X 3 A hole through both ends of each leaf , serves Asiatic Researches , Vols . VI . and VII . 309.
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In order therefore to explain , which way the turn of the spiral convolutions of a reversed zlıeil takes , omitting the vaglic signification of turning to the right or left ; we shall observe that the more common turn of shells is with ...
In order therefore to explain , which way the turn of the spiral convolutions of a reversed zlıeil takes , omitting the vaglic signification of turning to the right or left ; we shall observe that the more common turn of shells is with ...
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THE KE subject of atmospheric stones has of late frequently attracted our attention , and , in common with many scientific men , has excited our scepticism . In the preceding article , ( p.496 . ) it again came before us ; and we ...
THE KE subject of atmospheric stones has of late frequently attracted our attention , and , in common with many scientific men , has excited our scepticism . In the preceding article , ( p.496 . ) it again came before us ; and we ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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