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Page 99
... various practical Relations to Mathematical Geography de- duced and explained , & c . & c . By Alexander Jamieson . 8vo . pp . 188. 9s . Boards . Law . It is very necessary , in conveying to the student in geography a knowlege of the ...
... various practical Relations to Mathematical Geography de- duced and explained , & c . & c . By Alexander Jamieson . 8vo . pp . 188. 9s . Boards . Law . It is very necessary , in conveying to the student in geography a knowlege of the ...
Page 465
very various sources : but it possesses , on the whole , a claim to the public attention , as well from the care bestowed on its compilation as from the importance of the empire which it professes to describe . The contents of the ...
very various sources : but it possesses , on the whole , a claim to the public attention , as well from the care bestowed on its compilation as from the importance of the empire which it professes to describe . The contents of the ...
Page 486
... various arguments habitually urged in favour of the latter , and maintains that , rapid as the increase of the wealth and population of the United States has been during the last thirty years , it would have been at least equally ...
... various arguments habitually urged in favour of the latter , and maintains that , rapid as the increase of the wealth and population of the United States has been during the last thirty years , it would have been at least equally ...
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