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Page 158
... quantity , or command the same quantity of the necessaries and luxu ries of life , which they have been accustomed to receive for it . Their wages or their profits are the measure of that quantity , and no one will submit to an ...
... quantity , or command the same quantity of the necessaries and luxu ries of life , which they have been accustomed to receive for it . Their wages or their profits are the measure of that quantity , and no one will submit to an ...
Page 504
... quantity : secondly , that each of these algebraical forms , taken abstractedly from its sign , is nothing else than ... quantity that expresses the difference of their absolute values is called a direct quantity ; -on the contrary ...
... quantity : secondly , that each of these algebraical forms , taken abstractedly from its sign , is nothing else than ... quantity that expresses the difference of their absolute values is called a direct quantity ; -on the contrary ...
Page 531
... quantity of oxygen ; which last , however , may be in great measure dissipated by heat . For the sake of accu- racy , therefore , he conceives that the gaseous oxyd of carbon , the important discovery of Mr. Cruikshank , should receive ...
... quantity of oxygen ; which last , however , may be in great measure dissipated by heat . For the sake of accu- racy , therefore , he conceives that the gaseous oxyd of carbon , the important discovery of Mr. Cruikshank , should receive ...
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