The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the Year ..., Volume 99Edw. Cave, 1736-[1868], 1829 - English essays |
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... known to be light carburetted hy- drogen gas ; but its relations to com- bustion had not been examined . It is chiefly produced from what are called blowers or fissures in the broken strata , near dykes . Sir Humphry made various ...
... known to be light carburetted hy- drogen gas ; but its relations to com- bustion had not been examined . It is chiefly produced from what are called blowers or fissures in the broken strata , near dykes . Sir Humphry made various ...
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... known than his afflicted widow received the condolences and affectionate offers of services from the most distinguished individuals of this place ; amongst whom were Mr. A. de Condolle , the eminent botanist , and Mr. Sismondi , the ...
... known than his afflicted widow received the condolences and affectionate offers of services from the most distinguished individuals of this place ; amongst whom were Mr. A. de Condolle , the eminent botanist , and Mr. Sismondi , the ...
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... known ; which was , that a nobleman of that country , having interest in a gentle- woman that lived not far from Aristobulus's [ the Earl of Bristol's ] house , was jealous of Leodivius , who had carried his reflections too publicly ...
... known ; which was , that a nobleman of that country , having interest in a gentle- woman that lived not far from Aristobulus's [ the Earl of Bristol's ] house , was jealous of Leodivius , who had carried his reflections too publicly ...
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... known , in order to calculate the variation , and to find the local attraction of a ship , which is the difference between the observed and calculated variation , al- lowing for a small attraction by the more remote magnetic pole . PwN ...
... known , in order to calculate the variation , and to find the local attraction of a ship , which is the difference between the observed and calculated variation , al- lowing for a small attraction by the more remote magnetic pole . PwN ...
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... known on leaving a harbour , but alters with not only a change of a ship's head , but also under every change of situation of a ship , in moving to the north or south more especially . Having reason to think , from an imperfect ...
... known on leaving a harbour , but alters with not only a change of a ship's head , but also under every change of situation of a ship , in moving to the north or south more especially . Having reason to think , from an imperfect ...
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