British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, Comprising an Accurate and Popular View of the Present Improved State of Human Knowledge, Volume 10Mitchell, Ames, and White, 1821 |
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... gives out a white smoke , and is luminous in the dark . This is a slow combustion of the phosphorus , which be- comes more rapid as the temperature is PHY name of cadew - worm , and is frequently. The whole is again to be poured upon a ...
... gives out a white smoke , and is luminous in the dark . This is a slow combustion of the phosphorus , which be- comes more rapid as the temperature is PHY name of cadew - worm , and is frequently. The whole is again to be poured upon a ...
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... give a sketch of what has been advanced on this subject by a person of great observa- tion , and extremely capable of drawing just inferences , but who was rather tinc- tured by enthusiasm . Lavater asserts , that " each PHY PHY.
... give a sketch of what has been advanced on this subject by a person of great observa- tion , and extremely capable of drawing just inferences , but who was rather tinc- tured by enthusiasm . Lavater asserts , that " each PHY PHY.
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... gives at one glance their surprising varieties of visage ; and yet he acknowledges , that to point out those variations is a task of consider- able difficulty , and his assertion , that this may be done with more facility from an ...
... gives at one glance their surprising varieties of visage ; and yet he acknowledges , that to point out those variations is a task of consider- able difficulty , and his assertion , that this may be done with more facility from an ...
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... give a lasting deve- lopement of germ and propensities , or in other words , the above powers may be the origin of a new race . Food may produce some slight varia- tions ; those , however , must soon disap- pear after emigration , and ...
... give a lasting deve- lopement of germ and propensities , or in other words , the above powers may be the origin of a new race . Food may produce some slight varia- tions ; those , however , must soon disap- pear after emigration , and ...
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... gives a peculiar ex- pression to the features ; and as those are sufficiently strong to explain to what class they ... give one or two in- stances of the fallacy , and of the truth , of the conclusions drawn from them , in order that ...
... gives a peculiar ex- pression to the features ; and as those are sufficiently strong to explain to what class they ... give one or two in- stances of the fallacy , and of the truth , of the conclusions drawn from them , in order that ...
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The British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences ..., Volume 10 William Nicholson Affichage du livre entier - 1818 |
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