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arbitrary orders , oight to be punished : and every person called upon or
apprehended by virtne of the law , ought ... force la instituted for the benefit of the
community , and not for the particular benefit of persons with whom it is entrusted
, 13.
arbitrary orders , oight to be punished : and every person called upon or
apprehended by virtne of the law , ought ... force la instituted for the benefit of the
community , and not for the particular benefit of persons with whom it is entrusted
, 13.
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The apparatus itself has been slightly varied by different persons , and for didee
reat ohjects , but the principle remains the same , and it is , perhaps , the greatest
discovery that ever was made in mechanics . 2. Mr. Watt , of Birmingham , bas ...
The apparatus itself has been slightly varied by different persons , and for didee
reat ohjects , but the principle remains the same , and it is , perhaps , the greatest
discovery that ever was made in mechanics . 2. Mr. Watt , of Birmingham , bas ...
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... points it , three or four prepare the head , two or three put it on , and others
finish them , and put them on a paper , Twenty - tive persons , thus , make one
hundred and twenty - five thousand pins in a day ; or five thousand to each
person !
... points it , three or four prepare the head , two or three put it on , and others
finish them , and put them on a paper , Twenty - tive persons , thus , make one
hundred and twenty - five thousand pins in a day ; or five thousand to each
person !
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Föcling is the most universal of our senses , spiders , flies , and ants , have this
sense in greater perfection than wan . lu blind persons , ibe cofeet of sighit has
been supplied by their exqui site touch , or sense of feeling . 470. From these five
...
Föcling is the most universal of our senses , spiders , flies , and ants , have this
sense in greater perfection than wan . lu blind persons , ibe cofeet of sighit has
been supplied by their exqui site touch , or sense of feeling . 470. From these five
...
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In this figure , the cornea is supposed to be too convex , as in short - sighted
persons ; and the rays are converged before they reach the back of the eye or
retina . The eye , in this case , performs too much , and more is given it to perform
, by ...
In this figure , the cornea is supposed to be too convex , as in short - sighted
persons ; and the rays are converged before they reach the back of the eye or
retina . The eye , in this case , performs too much , and more is given it to perform
, by ...
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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 |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |