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Side 13
The several maps which should be executed by one so competent , he published
exhibit a display of taste passed a resolution , unsolicited and unand science
exceeding any thing of the known to Mr. E. directing that he should kind that had
...
The several maps which should be executed by one so competent , he published
exhibit a display of taste passed a resolution , unsolicited and unand science
exceeding any thing of the known to Mr. E. directing that he should kind that had
...
Side 66
Sharp indignation mingles with distress , Yet rather seek some confine of the
earth , Howe'er he once was godlike in our eyes , Where British footsteps never
have been known , And spite of all the pity we possess , Where the swept
sunbeam ...
Sharp indignation mingles with distress , Yet rather seek some confine of the
earth , Howe'er he once was godlike in our eyes , Where British footsteps never
have been known , And spite of all the pity we possess , Where the swept
sunbeam ...
Side 214
... until I have attained Magazine is to disseminate the know the climax of my
wishes an economical ledge of new inventions and improve application of known
principles to useful ments , I avail myself of that medium to purposes . lay before
the ...
... until I have attained Magazine is to disseminate the know the climax of my
wishes an economical ledge of new inventions and improve application of known
principles to useful ments , I avail myself of that medium to purposes . lay before
the ...
Side 274
... that Every single new species or new genus it will soon contain over 100
known spe- discovered or introduced is a conquest cies ; some divisions and
amendments will , made by knowledge over nullity , and therefore , become
requisite , as ...
... that Every single new species or new genus it will soon contain over 100
known spe- discovered or introduced is a conquest cies ; some divisions and
amendments will , made by knowledge over nullity , and therefore , become
requisite , as ...
Side 291
There is but a single species known , Naturalists appear to be uncertain and that
is the famous silure of the Nile , whether this quadruped is a sheep or a and of
the Senegal , which possesses elecgoat . Sir Thomas Pennant describes the
trical ...
There is but a single species known , Naturalists appear to be uncertain and that
is the famous silure of the Nile , whether this quadruped is a sheep or a and of
the Senegal , which possesses elecgoat . Sir Thomas Pennant describes the
trical ...
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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 |