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Page 310
... common to a large number of individuals ; as thofe of a fpecies remind us of the properties peculiar to each individual . The acids , for example , are compofed of two fub- ftances , which we confider as fimple fubftances . The one of ...
... common to a large number of individuals ; as thofe of a fpecies remind us of the properties peculiar to each individual . The acids , for example , are compofed of two fub- ftances , which we confider as fimple fubftances . The one of ...
Page 445
... common right belong to the owners of the foil adja- cent ; fo that the owners of the one fide have of common right the propriety ( i . e . property ) of the foil , and confequently the right of fifhing ufque filum aqua ; and the owners ...
... common right belong to the owners of the foil adja- cent ; fo that the owners of the one fide have of common right the propriety ( i . e . property ) of the foil , and confequently the right of fifhing ufque filum aqua ; and the owners ...
Page 492
... common velocity will be expressed by ; m + n pofes that the quantity of motion , in the common ftream , will be equal to the fum of the quantities of motion in the two ftreams : but that this fum is not fufficient , is argued from the ...
... common velocity will be expressed by ; m + n pofes that the quantity of motion , in the common ftream , will be equal to the fum of the quantities of motion in the two ftreams : but that this fum is not fufficient , is argued from the ...
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