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Page 61
... muft amount to 12,000 , the action of which , our author apprehends , muft exceed comprehenfion : -but the existence of thefe muf- cles is ftill more doubtful , if we admit the accuracy of Dr. H.'s obfervations . With the affiftance of ...
... muft amount to 12,000 , the action of which , our author apprehends , muft exceed comprehenfion : -but the existence of thefe muf- cles is ftill more doubtful , if we admit the accuracy of Dr. H.'s obfervations . With the affiftance of ...
Page 106
... muft add , uncandidly , taken it for granted that all who wish for an alteration in public meafures are turbulent difcon- tented fpirits , who , while zeal for the public good , redrefs of griev- ances , and improvement of the prefent ...
... muft add , uncandidly , taken it for granted that all who wish for an alteration in public meafures are turbulent difcon- tented fpirits , who , while zeal for the public good , redrefs of griev- ances , and improvement of the prefent ...
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... muft , by the rules of phi- lofophizing , afcribe them to the fame caufe . Hence , then , it follows , that the AURORA BOREALIS IS A MAGNETIC PHENOMENON , AND ITS BEAMS ARE GOVERNED BY THE EARTH'S MAG- KETISM . ' The height of the ...
... muft , by the rules of phi- lofophizing , afcribe them to the fame caufe . Hence , then , it follows , that the AURORA BOREALIS IS A MAGNETIC PHENOMENON , AND ITS BEAMS ARE GOVERNED BY THE EARTH'S MAG- KETISM . ' The height of the ...
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