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... becomes pure , it becomes unfufible , but acquires mal- leablity ; fo that by cautious and repeated hammering , in a ... become of confequence to humanity that the means of procuring its bafis , the ponderous or barytical earth , fhould ...
... becomes pure , it becomes unfufible , but acquires mal- leablity ; fo that by cautious and repeated hammering , in a ... become of confequence to humanity that the means of procuring its bafis , the ponderous or barytical earth , fhould ...
Pagina 79
... become better governors , and lefs difpofed to tyranny , and people better fub- jects , and lefs inclined to rebellion ; why muft we still hold the language of fubterfuge and evafion ? It is furely time that we should fpeak the language ...
... become better governors , and lefs difpofed to tyranny , and people better fub- jects , and lefs inclined to rebellion ; why muft we still hold the language of fubterfuge and evafion ? It is furely time that we should fpeak the language ...
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... becomes difcoloured ; and , if the fluid be evaporated , crystals of pruffiat of pot - afh are first formed , and afterward ... become blue . Hence it appears , that a certain proportion of the oxyd of iron produces the Pruf- fian blue ...
... becomes difcoloured ; and , if the fluid be evaporated , crystals of pruffiat of pot - afh are first formed , and afterward ... become blue . Hence it appears , that a certain proportion of the oxyd of iron produces the Pruf- fian blue ...
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