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Page 235
... equal to that which we import from Spain ; and whether , supposing this to be possible , it would -be politic to make the attempt ? Dr. Parry enters the lists to maintain both the practicability and the expediency of such a measure ...
... equal to that which we import from Spain ; and whether , supposing this to be possible , it would -be politic to make the attempt ? Dr. Parry enters the lists to maintain both the practicability and the expediency of such a measure ...
Page 536
... equal to that which he had procured from Spain ; and two , manufacturers assured him that cloth manufactured from it is equal to any made from the best Spanish wool . He presented specimens of it to the Institute . Observations on the ...
... equal to that which he had procured from Spain ; and two , manufacturers assured him that cloth manufactured from it is equal to any made from the best Spanish wool . He presented specimens of it to the Institute . Observations on the ...
Page 540
... equal to 96 kilogrammes . Suppose the quantity of action lost to be proportional to the 96 burthen ; let P be any burthen ; then P1.41 P , the 68 quantity of action lost by means of P : but 205 is the whole quantity of action when P equals ...
... equal to 96 kilogrammes . Suppose the quantity of action lost to be proportional to the 96 burthen ; let P be any burthen ; then P1.41 P , the 68 quantity of action lost by means of P : but 205 is the whole quantity of action when P equals ...
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