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Page 59
... employed upwards of 3000 seamen , which is equal to the number of men and boys employed in the whole of the Buss fishery of Scotland in the same period , supported at a bounty of upwards of 20,000l . per annum . ‡ It is further to be ...
... employed upwards of 3000 seamen , which is equal to the number of men and boys employed in the whole of the Buss fishery of Scotland in the same period , supported at a bounty of upwards of 20,000l . per annum . ‡ It is further to be ...
Page 402
... employed being blended with a minute portion of zinc , antimony , bis- muth , or lead ; all of which are eminent for diminishing the ductility of gold . The same notion was extended to the effects of Iren on gold , but was also found to ...
... employed being blended with a minute portion of zinc , antimony , bis- muth , or lead ; all of which are eminent for diminishing the ductility of gold . The same notion was extended to the effects of Iren on gold , but was also found to ...
Page 409
... employed only when quite fresh , and in as high a state of saturation as is com- patible with their perfect fluidity . He likewise observes that care must be taken to prevent the addition of any excess of ge- latine ; because , in this ...
... employed only when quite fresh , and in as high a state of saturation as is com- patible with their perfect fluidity . He likewise observes that care must be taken to prevent the addition of any excess of ge- latine ; because , in this ...
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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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