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Page 240
... given point , accurately into another given point f . After Descartes , Fer- mat and Leibnitz wrote on this science , but metaphysically rather than mathematically ; and , bewildered in their search after an ideal simplicity , they ...
... given point , accurately into another given point f . After Descartes , Fer- mat and Leibnitz wrote on this science , but metaphysically rather than mathematically ; and , bewildered in their search after an ideal simplicity , they ...
Page 265
... given to Charles Per- rault , procured a new favour to the arts , that of the establishment of the Academies of Painting , Sculpture , and Architecture .'- Then it was that CLAUDE PERRAULT , the elder brother of Charles , whose genius ...
... given to Charles Per- rault , procured a new favour to the arts , that of the establishment of the Academies of Painting , Sculpture , and Architecture .'- Then it was that CLAUDE PERRAULT , the elder brother of Charles , whose genius ...
Page 371
... given by a warper to the district , he may at the opening of his sluice con- sider himself worth many thousands , or any given sum , and before he can shut it again , he may possibly have incurred a debt to as great an amount ...
... given by a warper to the district , he may at the opening of his sluice con- sider himself worth many thousands , or any given sum , and before he can shut it again , he may possibly have incurred a debt to as great an amount ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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