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Side 48
The tempt to botch all the rents in the threadbare statement of the fact , that all the
bare system of the common law , and idle uncouth , arbitrary , and circumlocutory
to expect uniforinity or coherence in a forms of the English law proceedings are ...
The tempt to botch all the rents in the threadbare statement of the fact , that all the
bare system of the common law , and idle uncouth , arbitrary , and circumlocutory
to expect uniforinity or coherence in a forms of the English law proceedings are ...
Side 161
The interests of true religion , which he , in common with his fellow worand the
true interests of the common- shippers , has derived from a free and equal wealth
, are , indeed , closely conjoined , - intercourse with Christians , not only is but ...
The interests of true religion , which he , in common with his fellow worand the
true interests of the common- shippers , has derived from a free and equal wealth
, are , indeed , closely conjoined , - intercourse with Christians , not only is but ...
Side 216
Con- force employed , to change the condensor densed air is heavier than
common air , for one of a smaller bore . We judge of and contains less heat . The
elasticity of the condensat on or compression of the air is greatly affected by heat
, and ...
Con- force employed , to change the condensor densed air is heavier than
common air , for one of a smaller bore . We judge of and contains less heat . The
elasticity of the condensat on or compression of the air is greatly affected by heat
, and ...
Side 217
It has the same mechaperiment , that a pound of water contains nical properties
with common air , viz . four times as much absolute heat as dia- that of occupying
a space inversely prophoretic antimony when at the same tem- portioned to the ...
It has the same mechaperiment , that a pound of water contains nical properties
with common air , viz . four times as much absolute heat as dia- that of occupying
a space inversely prophoretic antimony when at the same tem- portioned to the ...
Side 274
In common also with Mr. Scott's gained by the adoption of alliterative preceding
works , it is disfigured by un- words , and the repercussive effect of graceful
abruptnesses , contorted phrase- transposition . In fine , if the eulogium ology ,
and ...
In common also with Mr. Scott's gained by the adoption of alliterative preceding
works , it is disfigured by un- words , and the repercussive effect of graceful
abruptnesses , contorted phrase- transposition . In fine , if the eulogium ology ,
and ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review, Bind 3 Bind 58 af American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Redaktører | H. Biglow, Orville Luther Holley |
| Udgiver | H. Bigelow, Esq., editor and proprietor, 1818 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Princeton University |
| Digitaliseret | 21. sep 2009 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |