The Quarterly Review, Volumen50William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1834 |
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... course has not been taken . Eight thousand pounds were to be disposed of , and , therefore , eight gentlemen , all unquestionably distinguished for great ability and knowledge , were selected , to whom was confided the duty , not of ...
... course has not been taken . Eight thousand pounds were to be disposed of , and , therefore , eight gentlemen , all unquestionably distinguished for great ability and knowledge , were selected , to whom was confided the duty , not of ...
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... course * be for ever shrouded from our view by the splendour of their respective orbs of day . This idea leads us to conclude that the stars , which are separated from each other by distances at least as great as that of Uranus from our ...
... course * be for ever shrouded from our view by the splendour of their respective orbs of day . This idea leads us to conclude that the stars , which are separated from each other by distances at least as great as that of Uranus from our ...
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... course of two or three hours . It then begins to increase again , and in three hours and a half it resumes its wonted lustre . Good- ricke , who discovered this remarkable fact in 1782 , suggests , and The rings have been gradually ...
... course of two or three hours . It then begins to increase again , and in three hours and a half it resumes its wonted lustre . Good- ricke , who discovered this remarkable fact in 1782 , suggests , and The rings have been gradually ...
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... course , have extended the twelve feet to twenty - four . The little drop of water thus magnified ap- peared filled with several species of animalcula , of all sizes between one - sixteenth of an inch and thirteen inches ! They often ...
... course , have extended the twelve feet to twenty - four . The little drop of water thus magnified ap- peared filled with several species of animalcula , of all sizes between one - sixteenth of an inch and thirteen inches ! They often ...
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... course of seasons , and finally stop the earth's motion round the sun altogether . The smallness of the resistance , however small we choose to suppose it , does not allow us to escape this certainty . There is a resisting medium ; and ...
... course of seasons , and finally stop the earth's motion round the sun altogether . The smallness of the resistance , however small we choose to suppose it , does not allow us to escape this certainty . There is a resisting medium ; and ...
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