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1 " Ils . Hence , in laying bricks , two in breadth , with the interstices for mortar ,
are equal to une in length , and the reqaisite crosses and ties may then be made
without Cinegualities in the wall , » 203. The first cement for walls , was either
Thud ...
1 " Ils . Hence , in laying bricks , two in breadth , with the interstices for mortar ,
are equal to une in length , and the reqaisite crosses and ties may then be made
without Cinegualities in the wall , » 203. The first cement for walls , was either
Thud ...
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The grand principle , then , of mechanics is this --- that we gain in power , what
we lose ir motion ; and hence , the strength of one nian could move the earth , if
he could bring his strength to act upon it with such a velocity , as there is a ...
The grand principle , then , of mechanics is this --- that we gain in power , what
we lose ir motion ; and hence , the strength of one nian could move the earth , if
he could bring his strength to act upon it with such a velocity , as there is a ...
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The rising and setting of all the distant henvenly boa dies will , hence , be easily
understood . The earth form completely round every twenty - four hours ! every
inhabitant of it will , therefore , be carried round towants all the bodies out of it ,
and ...
The rising and setting of all the distant henvenly boa dies will , hence , be easily
understood . The earth form completely round every twenty - four hours ! every
inhabitant of it will , therefore , be carried round towants all the bodies out of it ,
and ...
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Hence , also , it is 180 der grees from the north to the south pole ; and po degrees
from eaoli pole in the middle of the Kartlı , called the Equator . 270. Hence , as
half the heavens are always vinible , 180 degrees are visible , and from the point
...
Hence , also , it is 180 der grees from the north to the south pole ; and po degrees
from eaoli pole in the middle of the Kartlı , called the Equator . 270. Hence , as
half the heavens are always vinible , 180 degrees are visible , and from the point
...
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Canton is the only port where foreigners are allowed to trade ; and from hence ,
the English bring teas and other Chinese commodities for the supply of Europe .
CHINESE 339. The Birman empire , of which the capitals are Ava and Pegu ...
Canton is the only port where foreigners are allowed to trade ; and from hence ,
the English bring teas and other Chinese commodities for the supply of Europe .
CHINESE 339. The Birman empire , of which the capitals are Ava and Pegu ...
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| Наслов | The Universal Preceptor: Being a General Grammar of Arts, Sciences, and Useful Knowledge ... |
| Аутор | Sir Richard Phillips |
| Издање | 12 |
| Издавач | J. M'Gowan for Sir R. Phillips, 1820 |
| Оригинал из | Јавна библиотека града Њујорка |
| Дигитализовано | 7 окт 2005 |
| Дужина | 364 страница |
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