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Page 207
... these have been formed of the materials of former continents ; and that the conti- nents now forming , will rife ... these causes ; but you fix exclufively on the first . Now , folids formed by these two different mediate caufes , must ...
... these have been formed of the materials of former continents ; and that the conti- nents now forming , will rife ... these causes ; but you fix exclufively on the first . Now , folids formed by these two different mediate caufes , must ...
Page 212
... these two forts of bodies ; and the hells alio had their native colours . All these facts are fo contrary to fuppofitions of heat , fufion , and foftness , that I am fure you would never have formed your hypothetis , had you had more ...
... these two forts of bodies ; and the hells alio had their native colours . All these facts are fo contrary to fuppofitions of heat , fufion , and foftness , that I am fure you would never have formed your hypothetis , had you had more ...
Page 499
... these two claffes of mountains , to obtain certain data that might enable him to explain many difficulties relative to the formation of these immense bodies , mineralogy , & c . & c . His obfervations were prefented to the Royal Academy ...
... these two claffes of mountains , to obtain certain data that might enable him to explain many difficulties relative to the formation of these immense bodies , mineralogy , & c . & c . His obfervations were prefented to the Royal Academy ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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