The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1797 - Books |
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... means inconsistent with the doctrine , that this important sci- ence ought to be founded chiefly on experience , to the ex- clusion of hypothetical systems and speculative theories . He strengthens his opinion by a reference to Newton ...
... means inconsistent with the doctrine , that this important sci- ence ought to be founded chiefly on experience , to the ex- clusion of hypothetical systems and speculative theories . He strengthens his opinion by a reference to Newton ...
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... means inconsistent with the doctrine , that this important sci- ence ought to be founded chiefly on experience , to the ex- clusion of hypothetical systems and speculative theories . He strengthens his opinion by a reference to Newton ...
... means inconsistent with the doctrine , that this important sci- ence ought to be founded chiefly on experience , to the ex- clusion of hypothetical systems and speculative theories . He strengthens his opinion by a reference to Newton ...
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... mean a refraction of the rays by means of a glass ; for , in looking through a tube without a glass , there can be no refraction of the rays of light ; and consequently the object , though seen more distinctly , will not be magnified ...
... mean a refraction of the rays by means of a glass ; for , in looking through a tube without a glass , there can be no refraction of the rays of light ; and consequently the object , though seen more distinctly , will not be magnified ...
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