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... ideas . Dr. A. , believing that he has hit on a new idea respecting the propagation of peat - mofs , is folicitous to establish it as his own . His effay , he tells us , was written for the Board of Agriculture : but , for reatons given ...
... ideas . Dr. A. , believing that he has hit on a new idea respecting the propagation of peat - mofs , is folicitous to establish it as his own . His effay , he tells us , was written for the Board of Agriculture : but , for reatons given ...
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... ideas ; thus , in page 318 : We form the general idea of body by conceiving abstractly mag- nitude and figure : this is all that enters into that fimple and scien- tifical idea . ' One principal object of the inveftigation is to fhew ...
... ideas ; thus , in page 318 : We form the general idea of body by conceiving abstractly mag- nitude and figure : this is all that enters into that fimple and scien- tifical idea . ' One principal object of the inveftigation is to fhew ...
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... idea of nature , not very unlike Crambe's abstract idea of a lord mayor . As nothing is more flattering to the vanity and indolence of man- kind , than the being able to produce a pleafing general effect with little labour or ftudy , fo ...
... idea of nature , not very unlike Crambe's abstract idea of a lord mayor . As nothing is more flattering to the vanity and indolence of man- kind , than the being able to produce a pleafing general effect with little labour or ftudy , fo ...
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