The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Том 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... means of tempering : a property fo very effential to many arts , that without it they could not be exercif ed , an infinite number of tools and machines owing their ufe entirely to their hardness . When we confider the fimplicity of the ...
... means of tempering : a property fo very effential to many arts , that without it they could not be exercif ed , an infinite number of tools and machines owing their ufe entirely to their hardness . When we confider the fimplicity of the ...
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... means to ob- tain a copy of their minutes , which he has tranfmitted us , and are as follow : Lady Har - n in the Chair . Ladies of this honourable Jury , " The subject before us is of the utmost importance to the rifing ge- neration ...
... means to ob- tain a copy of their minutes , which he has tranfmitted us , and are as follow : Lady Har - n in the Chair . Ladies of this honourable Jury , " The subject before us is of the utmost importance to the rifing ge- neration ...
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... means of inftruc- " tion of our people , to grant unto the provoft , fellows and fcholars " of the faid college , both a confir- " mation and continuance of thofe " means which you have formerly ' granted unto them , as alfo a fur- ther ...
... means of inftruc- " tion of our people , to grant unto the provoft , fellows and fcholars " of the faid college , both a confir- " mation and continuance of thofe " means which you have formerly ' granted unto them , as alfo a fur- ther ...
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