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... HUNGARY who did much to place bis adopted. (£P«sggi ^H^lUmber. the estuary of the ht rivers Ouse and Trent (and ko mmk of the Dove, Derwent, SVharfe, &c), runs east ami then southeast for a length of 38 miles, scparat i u i_r the ...
... HUNGARY who did much to place bis adopted. (£P«sggi ^H^lUmber. the estuary of the ht rivers Ouse and Trent (and ko mmk of the Dove, Derwent, SVharfe, &c), runs east ami then southeast for a length of 38 miles, scparat i u i_r the ...
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HUMBOLDT HUME HUNGARY who did much to place bis adopted country. 2 arrangement of his collections and manuscripts, and jointly with Gay-Lussac made experiments on the chemical constitution of the atmosphere. Having visited Italy, and ...
HUMBOLDT HUME HUNGARY who did much to place bis adopted country. 2 arrangement of his collections and manuscripts, and jointly with Gay-Lussac made experiments on the chemical constitution of the atmosphere. Having visited Italy, and ...
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HUME HUNGARY who did much to place bis adopted country on. Home. David, philosopher and historian, was born at Edinburgh on the 26th of April 1711 (o.s. ). His father was the lainl or proprietor of the estate of Ninewells, in ...
HUME HUNGARY who did much to place bis adopted country on. Home. David, philosopher and historian, was born at Edinburgh on the 26th of April 1711 (o.s. ). His father was the lainl or proprietor of the estate of Ninewells, in ...
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... Woodpeckers (q.v.) and the sun-birds already referred to; this affords an illustration of the fact that similar requirements often cause HUMMING-BIRD MOTH HUNGARY development of similar structures in animals otherwise.
... Woodpeckers (q.v.) and the sun-birds already referred to; this affords an illustration of the fact that similar requirements often cause HUMMING-BIRD MOTH HUNGARY development of similar structures in animals otherwise.
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... Hungary (Hung. Mngyarortuig, Ger. Ungarn. Lat. Hnngtiria) is the eastern anil larger half of the Austro- Hungarian monarchy, covering an area of alsrnt 125,000 sq. m., between 44° 10' and 49° 35' N. lat., and between 14° 25' and 26° 25 ...
... Hungary (Hung. Mngyarortuig, Ger. Ungarn. Lat. Hnngtiria) is the eastern anil larger half of the Austro- Hungarian monarchy, covering an area of alsrnt 125,000 sq. m., between 44° 10' and 49° 35' N. lat., and between 14° 25' and 26° 25 ...
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