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Page 67
... manner : but , among all nations that have possessed any degree of refinement , it has been an object of ... manner the gradual developement of science , the manner in which each step was gained , how one suggested another , what ...
... manner : but , among all nations that have possessed any degree of refinement , it has been an object of ... manner the gradual developement of science , the manner in which each step was gained , how one suggested another , what ...
Page 402
... manner in which stone arches yield to a superincumbent pressure , Dr. Ro- bison executed several models in chalk , and deduced many general laws relative to the internal forces by which they were crushed . If the arch stones of models ...
... manner in which stone arches yield to a superincumbent pressure , Dr. Ro- bison executed several models in chalk , and deduced many general laws relative to the internal forces by which they were crushed . If the arch stones of models ...
Page 502
... manner a title of nobility , many gentlemen boasting that they could neither read nor write , and considering the ... manners and the charms of his conversation . In declaring himself the patron of letters , Richelieu made himself ...
... manner a title of nobility , many gentlemen boasting that they could neither read nor write , and considering the ... manners and the charms of his conversation . In declaring himself the patron of letters , Richelieu made himself ...
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