THE MONTHLY REVIEW OR LITERARY JOURNAL1781 |
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... means of the line or string , raife the other ball in the other tube , till its gra- vity preponderating , it , in turn , fhall raife the first again , and fo on vice verfa . It is here determined that the cycloid must be the form or ...
... means of the line or string , raife the other ball in the other tube , till its gra- vity preponderating , it , in turn , fhall raife the first again , and fo on vice verfa . It is here determined that the cycloid must be the form or ...
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... means fall under the cognizance of chemistry . See Bowles's hiftoire naturelle de l'Espagne , p . 80 ; or our ac- count of it in the Appendix to our 59th volume , July 1778 . P. 539 . E 2 Before Before we quit this fubject , we fhall ...
... means fall under the cognizance of chemistry . See Bowles's hiftoire naturelle de l'Espagne , p . 80 ; or our ac- count of it in the Appendix to our 59th volume , July 1778 . P. 539 . E 2 Before Before we quit this fubject , we fhall ...
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... means either of congelation , or diftillation . In the manufacturing of fea - falt , he proposes the freezing of fea - water ; by which he estimates that one third of the water at least may be converted into ice ; fo that one third of ...
... means either of congelation , or diftillation . In the manufacturing of fea - falt , he proposes the freezing of fea - water ; by which he estimates that one third of the water at least may be converted into ice ; fo that one third of ...
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... acre of land limed by him ( at the rate of 1000 bushels per acre ) , would in time receive an increafe of foil , by means of the substance 7 fubftance attracted from the air , equal to above 30 54 Watfon's Chemical Effays .
... acre of land limed by him ( at the rate of 1000 bushels per acre ) , would in time receive an increafe of foil , by means of the substance 7 fubftance attracted from the air , equal to above 30 54 Watfon's Chemical Effays .
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... means as many wives as a man hath the capacity of providing for . Here then the matter that . had been fo artfully fhaded grows perfectly clear ; and equivocation itself vanishes . Mr. M. doth not recommend indifcriminate polygamy . Why ...
... means as many wives as a man hath the capacity of providing for . Here then the matter that . had been fo artfully fhaded grows perfectly clear ; and equivocation itself vanishes . Mr. M. doth not recommend indifcriminate polygamy . Why ...
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