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Page 150
... important instruments of research , and many of her most useful combinations ; and no single person ever dis- covered so many new and curious substances . Scheele possessed in the highest degree the faculty of invention ; all his ...
... important instruments of research , and many of her most useful combinations ; and no single person ever dis- covered so many new and curious substances . Scheele possessed in the highest degree the faculty of invention ; all his ...
Page 397
... important benefit on the British public ; and Buffon himself , as appears by his letters , ( Vol . ii . p . 129. et seq . ) was in great good humour on finding that his labours were about to be communicated to the English nation through ...
... important benefit on the British public ; and Buffon himself , as appears by his letters , ( Vol . ii . p . 129. et seq . ) was in great good humour on finding that his labours were about to be communicated to the English nation through ...
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... important addition of new historical fact to the circulating stock of European intelligence . We translate a short life , which displays a precise and Courageous tone of criticism : Banks , ( Thomas , ) an English sculptor , born about ...
... important addition of new historical fact to the circulating stock of European intelligence . We translate a short life , which displays a precise and Courageous tone of criticism : Banks , ( Thomas , ) an English sculptor , born about ...
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