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Side 51
Essay on the Theory of the Earth , by M. CUVIER , Perpetunl Secretary of the
French Institute , Professor and Administrator of the Museum of Natural History , &
c . - With Mineralogical Notes , and an Account of Curier's Geological Discoveries
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Essay on the Theory of the Earth , by M. CUVIER , Perpetunl Secretary of the
French Institute , Professor and Administrator of the Museum of Natural History , &
c . - With Mineralogical Notes , and an Account of Curier's Geological Discoveries
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Side 52
It must be a great source of earth , when penetrated to a very great satisfaction
and pleasure to the philoso- depth , exhibit nothing but horizontal strata , phic
world , to see France , England , and composed of various substances , and con
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It must be a great source of earth , when penetrated to a very great satisfaction
and pleasure to the philoso- depth , exhibit nothing but horizontal strata , phic
world , to see France , England , and composed of various substances , and con
...
Side 55
cipal theories of the earth , that have been but whose descendants will in time
become advocated . This we give entire , that our perfect human beings . readers
may better understand the sub " The system of Buffon is merely an exject , and be
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cipal theories of the earth , that have been but whose descendants will in time
become advocated . This we give entire , that our perfect human beings . readers
may better understand the sub " The system of Buffon is merely an exject , and be
...
Side 433
Why should not man rejoice , and earth be glad ? Beyond the sphere of man , the
round of earth , They shortly land , and proceed in There's loud rejoicing , ' tis not
in the heavens ! “ the Chariot of the Oracle , over the And many ministrant ...
Why should not man rejoice , and earth be glad ? Beyond the sphere of man , the
round of earth , They shortly land , and proceed in There's loud rejoicing , ' tis not
in the heavens ! “ the Chariot of the Oracle , over the And many ministrant ...
Side 434
Of steed or stag ; a flower of earth must fade . Bove of the wilderness , thy snowy
wing Blest o'er all virgins of the earth , the chaste , In slumber droops not ; Lilian ,
thou alone , The beautiful , by heaven ordain'd to lead Mid the deep quiet ...
Of steed or stag ; a flower of earth must fade . Bove of the wilderness , thy snowy
wing Blest o'er all virgins of the earth , the chaste , In slumber droops not ; Lilian ,
thou alone , The beautiful , by heaven ordain'd to lead Mid the deep quiet ...
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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 |