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... SUBSTANCE of Debates , on the King's WHITEHEAD'S Materialifm confidered , Speech , 419 32 SUPPLEMENT to Swift Works , Vol . II . WILLIS's Sacrifice , 75 356 WILMER's Cafes in Surgery , 390 SURGERY , Cafes in . See WILMER . WILSON'S ...
... SUBSTANCE of Debates , on the King's WHITEHEAD'S Materialifm confidered , Speech , 419 32 SUPPLEMENT to Swift Works , Vol . II . WILLIS's Sacrifice , 75 356 WILMER's Cafes in Surgery , 390 SURGERY , Cafes in . See WILMER . WILSON'S ...
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... substances , in the Author's former experiments . In fact , it now appears that he had formerly produced dephlogisticated air from compounds containing the vitriolic acid , particularly blue vitriol and alum , in a very early ftage of ...
... substances , in the Author's former experiments . In fact , it now appears that he had formerly produced dephlogisticated air from compounds containing the vitriolic acid , particularly blue vitriol and alum , in a very early ftage of ...
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... substances , pu- trefaction , & c . From the foregoing experiments a fufpicion may arife that , as his trials were made with plants growing in water , the obferved melioration of the included air might be principally effected by the ...
... substances , pu- trefaction , & c . From the foregoing experiments a fufpicion may arife that , as his trials were made with plants growing in water , the obferved melioration of the included air might be principally effected by the ...
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... substance , that they fall in pieces as foon as they are touched : and I fearched for fome time before I was able to difcover an example of fome moment where the Gentleman had fairly staked his veracity against fome po- fitive fact ...
... substance , that they fall in pieces as foon as they are touched : and I fearched for fome time before I was able to difcover an example of fome moment where the Gentleman had fairly staked his veracity against fome po- fitive fact ...
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... substances on which writing was performed , — of the inftruments employed in it , -of the form of books ; and a fuitable degree of attention is given to the Writers . The fecond epocha contains an hiftory of books , relative to the ...
... substances on which writing was performed , — of the inftruments employed in it , -of the form of books ; and a fuitable degree of attention is given to the Writers . The fecond epocha contains an hiftory of books , relative to the ...
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