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... England as ' Cuvier's Theory of the Earth . ' This , the first Theory of the Earth , ' built , not on mere imagination , but on facts and legitimate reasonings , laid down certain conclusions ; such as , that the sur- face of the globe ...
... England as ' Cuvier's Theory of the Earth . ' This , the first Theory of the Earth , ' built , not on mere imagination , but on facts and legitimate reasonings , laid down certain conclusions ; such as , that the sur- face of the globe ...
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... England , having led to the sinking of a shaft , and the erection of machinery on a scale of vast expense , not less than £ 80,000 are said to have been laid cut on this project , which , it is almost needless to add , proved completely ...
... England , having led to the sinking of a shaft , and the erection of machinery on a scale of vast expense , not less than £ 80,000 are said to have been laid cut on this project , which , it is almost needless to add , proved completely ...
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... England , there are fre- quently to be found large upright rude stones standing solitary or in groups , which we have no doubt are the monuments of the illustrious dead of ancient days . In the north of Scotland , particularly in ...
... England , there are fre- quently to be found large upright rude stones standing solitary or in groups , which we have no doubt are the monuments of the illustrious dead of ancient days . In the north of Scotland , particularly in ...
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... ENGLAND . BY AGNES STRICKLAND . * repasts are not made up of literary confectionary ; and when such a writer finds that there are enough of thinking readers to reward the toil of writing for them ( speaking in a pecuniary sense ) ...
... ENGLAND . BY AGNES STRICKLAND . * repasts are not made up of literary confectionary ; and when such a writer finds that there are enough of thinking readers to reward the toil of writing for them ( speaking in a pecuniary sense ) ...
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... England for declining to assist at her corona- tion , or to take the oaths . The same scruples of conscience withheld the nonjuring bishops and clergy , and many of the nobility and gentry of England , from performing their homage ...
... England for declining to assist at her corona- tion , or to take the oaths . The same scruples of conscience withheld the nonjuring bishops and clergy , and many of the nobility and gentry of England , from performing their homage ...
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