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Page 349
... effect was , the birth of a crowd of chil- dren , que l'on cherche encore en France , et que la misère , la fa- mine , et les maladies en ont fait disparoître . " Respecting the effects of towns on population , the opinion of Mr ...
... effect was , the birth of a crowd of chil- dren , que l'on cherche encore en France , et que la misère , la fa- mine , et les maladies en ont fait disparoître . " Respecting the effects of towns on population , the opinion of Mr ...
Page 401
As the wear of coin , however , is an effect produced by me- chanical causes , subject to be modified by certain physical pro- perties , such as ductility and hardness , which vary in degree , according to the chemical effects produced ...
As the wear of coin , however , is an effect produced by me- chanical causes , subject to be modified by certain physical pro- perties , such as ductility and hardness , which vary in degree , according to the chemical effects produced ...
Page 404
... effects of rubbing only , this shewed the joint effect of rubbing and striking , and was intended to imitate ( although in a more violent degree ) the effect produced upon coin by pouring it out of one bag or drawer into another . The ...
... effects of rubbing only , this shewed the joint effect of rubbing and striking , and was intended to imitate ( although in a more violent degree ) the effect produced upon coin by pouring it out of one bag or drawer into another . The ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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