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When Kepler thus found that the distances , given by his ovat theory , fell as much short of the observed distances as those given by the circular theory had exceeded them , a fortunate accident discovered to him , that the distances ...
When Kepler thus found that the distances , given by his ovat theory , fell as much short of the observed distances as those given by the circular theory had exceeded them , a fortunate accident discovered to him , that the distances ...
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T He title of the English Sevigné has generally been given to the fair author of these well - known Letters , and we now find that this was a rank in reputation which she seems to have anticipated . Writing , in 1724 , to the Countess ...
T He title of the English Sevigné has generally been given to the fair author of these well - known Letters , and we now find that this was a rank in reputation which she seems to have anticipated . Writing , in 1724 , to the Countess ...
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The whole management of this festival of peace bore a striking resemblance to the feasts given by the old court to the Parisians . In the room of the lofty temple of liberty in the field of Mars , where religious , judiciary , and ...
The whole management of this festival of peace bore a striking resemblance to the feasts given by the old court to the Parisians . In the room of the lofty temple of liberty in the field of Mars , where religious , judiciary , and ...
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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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