The Quarterly Journal, Volume 7John Murray, 1819 |
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Page 11
... contained in the large manuscript of logarithmic numbers and measurements , calculated in France , and now extant in that country , " is necessarily omitted , in con- sequence of the indistinctness of the decimals , which neither the ...
... contained in the large manuscript of logarithmic numbers and measurements , calculated in France , and now extant in that country , " is necessarily omitted , in con- sequence of the indistinctness of the decimals , which neither the ...
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... contained in this museum . To speak the truth , I could only attend to the sculptures of the Parthenon . They alone , as you know , were the object of my journey ; they only are to form the subject of this correspondence , agreeably to ...
... contained in this museum . To speak the truth , I could only attend to the sculptures of the Parthenon . They alone , as you know , were the object of my journey ; they only are to form the subject of this correspondence , agreeably to ...
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... contain some curious traits of character displayed by the enemy to whom they were opposed ; and particularly of the ... contained , in addition to papers , a human skull with glass eyes . The letter , when put into an English dress ...
... contain some curious traits of character displayed by the enemy to whom they were opposed ; and particularly of the ... contained , in addition to papers , a human skull with glass eyes . The letter , when put into an English dress ...
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... contain portions of bright iron , it transmits to them the oxygen it may already have absorbed ; it again absorbs a portion of oxygen from the superincumbent air , which is , in its turn , transmitted to the iron ; and , when it is ...
... contain portions of bright iron , it transmits to them the oxygen it may already have absorbed ; it again absorbs a portion of oxygen from the superincumbent air , which is , in its turn , transmitted to the iron ; and , when it is ...
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... contained , is soon very remarkable . These experiments confirm the opinion , that water induces oxidation in iron , only in consequence of its admixture of oxygen gas absorbed from the atmospheric air . VI . If the plates of iron be ...
... contained , is soon very remarkable . These experiments confirm the opinion , that water induces oxidation in iron , only in consequence of its admixture of oxygen gas absorbed from the atmospheric air . VI . If the plates of iron be ...
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