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Page 52
... least one half of the fuel , and a great deal of trouble , is faved by this contrivance ; as it does not require near the attendance that boilers in general do , in fupplying it with liquor or fuel , which needs only be done twice in ...
... least one half of the fuel , and a great deal of trouble , is faved by this contrivance ; as it does not require near the attendance that boilers in general do , in fupplying it with liquor or fuel , which needs only be done twice in ...
Page 377
... least on the per- fonal experience and obfervation of the author , but advances , on general philofophical grounds , a great number of new and important opinions . We must be allowed to fift them . The author takes a general view of ...
... least on the per- fonal experience and obfervation of the author , but advances , on general philofophical grounds , a great number of new and important opinions . We must be allowed to fift them . The author takes a general view of ...
Page 409
... least equally glad of a pretence for deciding any question in the manner that best pleafes him , without the trouble of enquiry . If a man is an infallible judge of what is right and wrong in the actions of private individuals , why not ...
... least equally glad of a pretence for deciding any question in the manner that best pleafes him , without the trouble of enquiry . If a man is an infallible judge of what is right and wrong in the actions of private individuals , why not ...
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