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... that many new and important observations , the correction of many prevailing errors , and a learned solution of ... a mineralogical library , is not , however , we suspect , that to which the author attaches the greatest importance ...
... that many new and important observations , the correction of many prevailing errors , and a learned solution of ... a mineralogical library , is not , however , we suspect , that to which the author attaches the greatest importance ...
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willing to suppose that so much importance could be given , without reason , by many persons of acknowledged talents ... Champollion from my own sketches , but , with the assistance of the latter , to add some important names , as well ...
willing to suppose that so much importance could be given , without reason , by many persons of acknowledged talents ... Champollion from my own sketches , but , with the assistance of the latter , to add some important names , as well ...
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Of the Diary , which is the truly important part of the publication , it is justly remarked , - • The Journal contains the most unquestionable evidences of veracity ; and , as the writer made no scruple of committing his most secret ...
Of the Diary , which is the truly important part of the publication , it is justly remarked , - • The Journal contains the most unquestionable evidences of veracity ; and , as the writer made no scruple of committing his most secret ...
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