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... considered the properties of no triangle but right - angled triangles . On the other hand , we frankly confefs , that , in this paffage , Mr. Williamson has shewn us , for the first time , that Simfon's definitions of fimi- lar folids ...
... considered the properties of no triangle but right - angled triangles . On the other hand , we frankly confefs , that , in this paffage , Mr. Williamson has shewn us , for the first time , that Simfon's definitions of fimi- lar folids ...
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... considered as a kind of novelty . Many of them , when they leave college , are perhaps hardly able to tell fo much as the name of a single profeffor . It is well known that the tutors , public and private , and not the profeffors , are ...
... considered as a kind of novelty . Many of them , when they leave college , are perhaps hardly able to tell fo much as the name of a single profeffor . It is well known that the tutors , public and private , and not the profeffors , are ...
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