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... body ; but it is much worfe in fome others of them . One ( I think it is that of the Jerfeys ) re- quires a belief ... body , and into a body estranged from the ftate . Why is a citizen , who has the fame interest as other men in the ...
... body ; but it is much worfe in fome others of them . One ( I think it is that of the Jerfeys ) re- quires a belief ... body , and into a body estranged from the ftate . Why is a citizen , who has the fame interest as other men in the ...
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... body , round which any other body revolves , together with their apparent diftance from each other , and the periodical time of the revolv- ing body being given , the denfity of the central body will be given likewife . See Sir Ifaac ...
... body , round which any other body revolves , together with their apparent diftance from each other , and the periodical time of the revolv- ing body being given , the denfity of the central body will be given likewife . See Sir Ifaac ...
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... body being projected , or any how im- pelled in a fluid , cannot proceed in the direction of its motion without difplacing the fluid , and by communicating motion to it , lofes an equal quantity of its own motion : this gives us the ...
... body being projected , or any how im- pelled in a fluid , cannot proceed in the direction of its motion without difplacing the fluid , and by communicating motion to it , lofes an equal quantity of its own motion : this gives us the ...
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