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... paffage through it to the Pacific Ocean , the quantity of paper which has been wafted in con- je & ures , and in fpeculative inquiries , is immense ; notwith- ftanding which , we challenge the world to fhew that they have been useful in ...
... paffage through it to the Pacific Ocean , the quantity of paper which has been wafted in con- je & ures , and in fpeculative inquiries , is immense ; notwith- ftanding which , we challenge the world to fhew that they have been useful in ...
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... paffage through the pane of glafs in the ratio of 1002 to 90.2 ) 2 , or as I to .8136 ; fo that no more than .8136 parts of the light , which impinged againft the glafs , found their way through it ; the other .1864 parts being ...
... paffage through the pane of glafs in the ratio of 1002 to 90.2 ) 2 , or as I to .8136 ; fo that no more than .8136 parts of the light , which impinged againft the glafs , found their way through it ; the other .1864 parts being ...
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... paffage , " I know that my redeemer liveth , " & c .; and I think his reafonings convincing , that the paffage does not allude to the Christian doctrine of the refurrection . I have never feen noticed the incongruity between this paffage ...
... paffage , " I know that my redeemer liveth , " & c .; and I think his reafonings convincing , that the paffage does not allude to the Christian doctrine of the refurrection . I have never feen noticed the incongruity between this paffage ...
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