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... observations ; and immediately after each experiment and observation , follow a correspondent experiment and observation by the author of the present treatise . After Newton's first observation , and his correspondent one , the writer ...
... observations ; and immediately after each experiment and observation , follow a correspondent experiment and observation by the author of the present treatise . After Newton's first observation , and his correspondent one , the writer ...
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... observations : It is plain therefore from the circumstances of this , and of all the foregoing Observations , that the phænomena of the Inflections of Light are the consequences of the various bendings , separations , and changes ...
... observations : It is plain therefore from the circumstances of this , and of all the foregoing Observations , that the phænomena of the Inflections of Light are the consequences of the various bendings , separations , and changes ...
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... Observations on the Diseases in the City and its Vicinity . 8vo . 2s . Bent . 1800 . This useful register of the natural history of the year , and of me . dical observations , is continued with Mr. Bent's usual diligence and accuracy ...
... Observations on the Diseases in the City and its Vicinity . 8vo . 2s . Bent . 1800 . This useful register of the natural history of the year , and of me . dical observations , is continued with Mr. Bent's usual diligence and accuracy ...
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