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Page 69
Since the particles of colouring matter with which cloth , when dyed , is covered , are transparent , it follows , that all the light reflected from dyed cloth must be reflected , not by the dye stuff itself , but by the fibres of the ...
Since the particles of colouring matter with which cloth , when dyed , is covered , are transparent , it follows , that all the light reflected from dyed cloth must be reflected , not by the dye stuff itself , but by the fibres of the ...
Page 70
On the other hand if the afinity between the colouring matter and the solvent be too great , compared with that between the colouring matter and the cloth , the cloth will either not take the colour at all , or it will take it very ...
On the other hand if the afinity between the colouring matter and the solvent be too great , compared with that between the colouring matter and the cloth , the cloth will either not take the colour at all , or it will take it very ...
Page 258
Mr. Ring cannot surely regard the insertion of variolous matter , subsequently to successful vaccine inoculation , as attended with danger ; otherwise , he could not , with any regard to humanity , authorize the employment of this test ...
Mr. Ring cannot surely regard the insertion of variolous matter , subsequently to successful vaccine inoculation , as attended with danger ; otherwise , he could not , with any regard to humanity , authorize the employment of this test ...
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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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