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Page 51
... effect was precisely re- versed . The electricity produced by the dropping of zinc or tin was more intense when those metals were previously heat- ed : but the more general effect of heat was to diminish the quantity , or even to change ...
... effect was precisely re- versed . The electricity produced by the dropping of zinc or tin was more intense when those metals were previously heat- ed : but the more general effect of heat was to diminish the quantity , or even to change ...
Page 51
... effect was precisely re- versed . The electricity produced by the dropping of zinc or tin was more intense when those metals were previously heat- ed : but the more general effect of heat was to diminish the quantity , or even to change ...
... effect was precisely re- versed . The electricity produced by the dropping of zinc or tin was more intense when those metals were previously heat- ed : but the more general effect of heat was to diminish the quantity , or even to change ...
Page 221
... effect but by the co - operation of their author , the word of God , and the repeated operations of God , are a perpe- tual libel on each other's efficacy , just as if any author should publish a book , suppose of moral and ...
... effect but by the co - operation of their author , the word of God , and the repeated operations of God , are a perpe- tual libel on each other's efficacy , just as if any author should publish a book , suppose of moral and ...
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