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Page 79
... former was to that of the latter as 172 to 235 ; and Feb. 26 . 1798 , the first was small , and the second larger when the distance of the former was to that of the latter as 175 to 210 . • VII . The variable brightness of the ...
... former was to that of the latter as 172 to 235 ; and Feb. 26 . 1798 , the first was small , and the second larger when the distance of the former was to that of the latter as 175 to 210 . • VII . The variable brightness of the ...
Page 80
... former . Without offering any decided opinion on this subject , we must say that the hypothesis is extremely simple and ingenious , and well deserves the atten- tion of practical observers . Indeed , we have little doubt that the hint ...
... former . Without offering any decided opinion on this subject , we must say that the hypothesis is extremely simple and ingenious , and well deserves the atten- tion of practical observers . Indeed , we have little doubt that the hint ...
Page 368
... former production , minutes of official conver- sations , but we are furnished with a variety of liberal and sometimes luminous observations on the principles that ought to regulate the permanent policy of Europe . Though the author ...
... former production , minutes of official conver- sations , but we are furnished with a variety of liberal and sometimes luminous observations on the principles that ought to regulate the permanent policy of Europe . Though the author ...
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