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Page 92
... measure which cannot be justified ; a doctrine which none but slaves and bigots will admit . The author feems indeed to fear that he had gone too far ; and , therefore , to obviate the objection that he had proved too much , he allows ...
... measure which cannot be justified ; a doctrine which none but slaves and bigots will admit . The author feems indeed to fear that he had gone too far ; and , therefore , to obviate the objection that he had proved too much , he allows ...
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... measure the diameter of the fmall pencil of light at the eye - end of another telescope ; and , thence , to find the ... measuring the diameter of the pencil with the utmoft accuracy : -but Mr. Ca- vallo's method of applying his ...
... measure the diameter of the fmall pencil of light at the eye - end of another telescope ; and , thence , to find the ... measuring the diameter of the pencil with the utmoft accuracy : -but Mr. Ca- vallo's method of applying his ...
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... measured ; of which the mean is 57027 toifes , and by this the universal standard of measure is calculated . M. M. de Borda and Caffini have determined the length of a pendulum , that fwings feconds , in vacuo , and in a mean ...
... measured ; of which the mean is 57027 toifes , and by this the universal standard of measure is calculated . M. M. de Borda and Caffini have determined the length of a pendulum , that fwings feconds , in vacuo , and in a mean ...
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Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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