The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... method made ufe of by these other gentlemen , will be better pleased with that pursued by Mr. L. depends much on tafte and fancy ; for our part , we cannot but prefer the method of the ancients to both , who laid down a few evident ...
... method made ufe of by these other gentlemen , will be better pleased with that pursued by Mr. L. depends much on tafte and fancy ; for our part , we cannot but prefer the method of the ancients to both , who laid down a few evident ...
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... Method of compofing Vitriolic Ether in greater Abundance , with more Facility , and lefs Expence , than by the Method that has been hitherto obferved . By the fame . The like quantity of spirit of wine in this new method produces a much ...
... Method of compofing Vitriolic Ether in greater Abundance , with more Facility , and lefs Expence , than by the Method that has been hitherto obferved . By the fame . The like quantity of spirit of wine in this new method produces a much ...
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... method of freeing the air of a room of its phlogifton , in any degree that may be defired . In this method , the fame ftove that warms the apartment is employed in melting the nitre : and as this would render the operation impracticable ...
... method of freeing the air of a room of its phlogifton , in any degree that may be defired . In this method , the fame ftove that warms the apartment is employed in melting the nitre : and as this would render the operation impracticable ...
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