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Page 87
... feveral fluxions whose fluents might be affigned by means of elliptical and hyperbolic arcs : he alfo inveftigated the fluents of fome fluxions wherein the va- lue of the variable quantity x was contained between 1 and 0 ; but EULER ...
... feveral fluxions whose fluents might be affigned by means of elliptical and hyperbolic arcs : he alfo inveftigated the fluents of fome fluxions wherein the va- lue of the variable quantity x was contained between 1 and 0 ; but EULER ...
Page 237
... feveral important truths , in a plain , but not difpleafing style , and addreffes them to the heart of the reader . It is much to be wished that Mr. Moffatt's tract might be generally read in Great Britain , as containing admo- nitions ...
... feveral important truths , in a plain , but not difpleafing style , and addreffes them to the heart of the reader . It is much to be wished that Mr. Moffatt's tract might be generally read in Great Britain , as containing admo- nitions ...
Page 259
... feveral things which have Sir John Hawkins , in his History of Mufic , hath , likewife , thought proper to treat Mr. Addison with no fmall degree of con- tempt . The Knight informs us that , " In confequence of an opi- nion , that men ...
... feveral things which have Sir John Hawkins , in his History of Mufic , hath , likewife , thought proper to treat Mr. Addison with no fmall degree of con- tempt . The Knight informs us that , " In confequence of an opi- nion , that men ...
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