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... Natural Sciences ; treating , in methodical Order , of the different Beings of Nature considered by themselves , ac- cording to the actual State of our Knowlege , or in the Relations of Utility which they bear to Medicine , Agriculture ...
... Natural Sciences ; treating , in methodical Order , of the different Beings of Nature considered by themselves , ac- cording to the actual State of our Knowlege , or in the Relations of Utility which they bear to Medicine , Agriculture ...
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... nature , can convert them into one another , because this conversion requires only a change of pro- portions among ... natural 470 Dictionary of the Natural Sciences .
... nature , can convert them into one another , because this conversion requires only a change of pro- portions among ... natural 470 Dictionary of the Natural Sciences .
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... nature . Why ought the style of Buffon to have been less elevated and less rich than that of his genius and his subject ? What a subject ! Was there ever one more adapted to exalt conception and language ? The aspect of nature animates ...
... nature . Why ought the style of Buffon to have been less elevated and less rich than that of his genius and his subject ? What a subject ! Was there ever one more adapted to exalt conception and language ? The aspect of nature animates ...
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