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Page 205
... attention to these circumstances , the stream itself has been made to produce a permanent effect ; while the artificial means before employed led only to a temporary relief , and their expence frequently exceeded 500l . per week . The ...
... attention to these circumstances , the stream itself has been made to produce a permanent effect ; while the artificial means before employed led only to a temporary relief , and their expence frequently exceeded 500l . per week . The ...
Page 224
... attention to it when we have an opportunity . P. Q. R. is not worthy of a moment's attention , if he be serious , and has no pretensions to wit if intending to be jocose : but his letter is so equivocal that we do not pretend to ...
... attention to it when we have an opportunity . P. Q. R. is not worthy of a moment's attention , if he be serious , and has no pretensions to wit if intending to be jocose : but his letter is so equivocal that we do not pretend to ...
Page 484
... attention to maritime geography ; the second an emi- nent mathematician ; and the last an astronomer and hydro- grapher . MEMOIRS . smid- On the Variation of constant Arbitraries in Problems of Mechanics , by M. POISSON . This article ...
... attention to maritime geography ; the second an emi- nent mathematician ; and the last an astronomer and hydro- grapher . MEMOIRS . smid- On the Variation of constant Arbitraries in Problems of Mechanics , by M. POISSON . This article ...
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Humboldts Personal Narrative | 14 |
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