The Universal Preceptor: Being a General Grammar of Arts, Sciences, and Useful Knowledge ...A. Phelps, 1826 - 312 страница |
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Sir Richard Phillips. that the heat is , in a considerable degree , in proportion to the height of the situation , or ... heat ; the spaces within 23 degrees of each pole are called the Frozen Zones , from the length and frigid nature of ...
Sir Richard Phillips. that the heat is , in a considerable degree , in proportion to the height of the situation , or ... heat ; the spaces within 23 degrees of each pole are called the Frozen Zones , from the length and frigid nature of ...
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... heat , and life . They give rise to all the vari- eties of climates , productions , colour , and habits of man ; and are , therefore , the key to a further and more correct knowledge of his habitation , the Globe the Earth . GEOGRAPHY ...
... heat , and life . They give rise to all the vari- eties of climates , productions , colour , and habits of man ; and are , therefore , the key to a further and more correct knowledge of his habitation , the Globe the Earth . GEOGRAPHY ...
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... heat , or drench with floods of rain : Now feverish herds rush madding o'er the plains And cool in shady streams their throbbing veins : The birds drop lifeless from the silent spray , And nature faints beneath the fiery day : Then ...
... heat , or drench with floods of rain : Now feverish herds rush madding o'er the plains And cool in shady streams their throbbing veins : The birds drop lifeless from the silent spray , And nature faints beneath the fiery day : Then ...
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... heat , which engenders also ferocious wild beasts , and every kind of noxious reptiles . It is therefore unhealthy ; and in every re- spect unfavorable to the civilization of man . 351. In ancient times , it was the site of Carthage ...
... heat , which engenders also ferocious wild beasts , and every kind of noxious reptiles . It is therefore unhealthy ; and in every re- spect unfavorable to the civilization of man . 351. In ancient times , it was the site of Carthage ...
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... heat of the sun's rays in the following spring . ses , 439. Botanists have divided all plants into 24 clas- and 121 orders ; and they have discovered 2,000 genera , 30,000 species , and varieties of the species without number . Each has ...
... heat of the sun's rays in the following spring . ses , 439. Botanists have divided all plants into 24 clas- and 121 orders ; and they have discovered 2,000 genera , 30,000 species , and varieties of the species without number . Each has ...
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