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Page 58
... fact , or alleged fact , that the Bulam fever occurs only once to the same person ; or that , like small- pox and measles , it produces some change in the constitution by which it is rendered ever afterward insusceptible of the disease ...
... fact , or alleged fact , that the Bulam fever occurs only once to the same person ; or that , like small- pox and measles , it produces some change in the constitution by which it is rendered ever afterward insusceptible of the disease ...
Page 263
... fact , which by most people is admitted in each instance on the authority of others , without farther attention to the evidence : but which is in both capable of verification by appeal to direct experiment . We do not intend to affirm ...
... fact , which by most people is admitted in each instance on the authority of others , without farther attention to the evidence : but which is in both capable of verification by appeal to direct experiment . We do not intend to affirm ...
Page 270
... fact , that when a body is acted upon by a force parallel to a straight line given in position , this force has no effect either to accelerate or retard the progress of the body towards that line . ' This fact is assumed , it may be ...
... fact , that when a body is acted upon by a force parallel to a straight line given in position , this force has no effect either to accelerate or retard the progress of the body towards that line . ' This fact is assumed , it may be ...
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