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... become Professor of the Law of Nations at Lund . During his residence there , he published the work on which his fame now principally rests , De Jure Nature et Gentium . He then removed to Stockholm , where the king of Sweden made him ...
... become Professor of the Law of Nations at Lund . During his residence there , he published the work on which his fame now principally rests , De Jure Nature et Gentium . He then removed to Stockholm , where the king of Sweden made him ...
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... become incandescent by the oxidising action of the atmosphere ; and the tendency to rapid oxidation is much increased by the interposition of some infusible matter , as a little alumina or magnesia , between the particles of the oxide ...
... become incandescent by the oxidising action of the atmosphere ; and the tendency to rapid oxidation is much increased by the interposition of some infusible matter , as a little alumina or magnesia , between the particles of the oxide ...
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... become incorporated with the seed . The species are few , and mostly European . They are all very beautiful . B. maxima , a native of the south of Europe , is often planted in flower - gardens . B. media , the only species common in ...
... become incorporated with the seed . The species are few , and mostly European . They are all very beautiful . B. maxima , a native of the south of Europe , is often planted in flower - gardens . B. media , the only species common in ...
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... become Reasonable , and particularly The Life of Marcus Brutus , and The Policy of God - the last two of which are remarkable for the purity and elevation of their sentiments . Among his satirical and burlesque pro- ductions , in which ...
... become Reasonable , and particularly The Life of Marcus Brutus , and The Policy of God - the last two of which are remarkable for the purity and elevation of their sentiments . Among his satirical and burlesque pro- ductions , in which ...
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... become an intoler- able pest to farmers , were not means adopted to reduce their numbers . Rabbits often inflict great injury on plantations by barking young trees , seem- ing to take pleasure in tearing off far more than from trees ...
... become an intoler- able pest to farmers , were not means adopted to reduce their numbers . Rabbits often inflict great injury on plantations by barking young trees , seem- ing to take pleasure in tearing off far more than from trees ...
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for ..., Volume 8 Affichage du livre entier - 1868 |
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge, Volume 8 Affichage du livre entier - 1896 |
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for ..., Volume 8 Affichage du livre entier - 1873 |
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