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Page 61
... exists be tween those of the same country . The singular mixture of inhabi tants has had one not unpleasing effect ... exist in any very repugnant ex- Cess The Dutchman , indeed , still wears his hat in almost every as . sembly whether ...
... exists be tween those of the same country . The singular mixture of inhabi tants has had one not unpleasing effect ... exist in any very repugnant ex- Cess The Dutchman , indeed , still wears his hat in almost every as . sembly whether ...
Page 189
... exist in a gaseous form , simple inflammables , metals , and earths . The only one of these classes respecting which we differ from Mr. M. , is the first , which is composed of three substances , oxygen , nitro- gen , and hydrogen ...
... exist in a gaseous form , simple inflammables , metals , and earths . The only one of these classes respecting which we differ from Mr. M. , is the first , which is composed of three substances , oxygen , nitro- gen , and hydrogen ...
Page 191
... exist in the atmos- phere , this is not sufficient to overcome their elasticity , and unite them so as to detach ... exists in atmospheric air . It is found to be nearly in the same proportion under all circumstances and in all ...
... exist in the atmos- phere , this is not sufficient to overcome their elasticity , and unite them so as to detach ... exists in atmospheric air . It is found to be nearly in the same proportion under all circumstances and in all ...
Contents
N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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