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Some of its varieties very readily decompose into a powder , of different degrees of yellow : but both this substance and the sulphate of the hydro - oxyd of iron , which is also described , require to be more completely ...
Some of its varieties very readily decompose into a powder , of different degrees of yellow : but both this substance and the sulphate of the hydro - oxyd of iron , which is also described , require to be more completely ...
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The assortment of the Arseniates is thus described : * This series is very beautiful and very precious ... Among the pieces of this last description , is one in which all the edges of the cube , the primitive crystal of this substance ...
The assortment of the Arseniates is thus described : * This series is very beautiful and very precious ... Among the pieces of this last description , is one in which all the edges of the cube , the primitive crystal of this substance ...
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... restricts his efforts to the description of only a part of the exploits of our great hero during the last year . ... in which the advance of the enemy at Vittoria is described : • It was a sight , on which the mind Might ponder free ...
... restricts his efforts to the description of only a part of the exploits of our great hero during the last year . ... in which the advance of the enemy at Vittoria is described : • It was a sight , on which the mind Might ponder free ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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