The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1806 - Books |
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... common origin of mankind , and contends for the formation of distinct races of men by the Creator . He infers this idea from the delight in variety which nature indicates , from the necessity of adaptation to climate , from the ...
... common origin of mankind , and contends for the formation of distinct races of men by the Creator . He infers this idea from the delight in variety which nature indicates , from the necessity of adaptation to climate , from the ...
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... common felspar . 2. It has combined with the splintery a foliated fracture . 3. It passes into common felspar . 4. It occurs crystal- lized in antique green porphyry . 5. It melts without addition before the blow pipe . ( ' SECOND ...
... common felspar . 2. It has combined with the splintery a foliated fracture . 3. It passes into common felspar . 4. It occurs crystal- lized in antique green porphyry . 5. It melts without addition before the blow pipe . ( ' SECOND ...
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3.We observe a diminishing fusibility from common felspar through disintegrated felspar to procelain clay , which depends , according to Werner , on the relative proportion of alkali in each . " Geognostic Situation of common felspar ...
3.We observe a diminishing fusibility from common felspar through disintegrated felspar to procelain clay , which depends , according to Werner , on the relative proportion of alkali in each . " Geognostic Situation of common felspar ...
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