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... caufe ; whilft the occafional caufe , by the acknowledgment of thofe , who are most competent to judge , must be fought for in the introduction of Italian manners on the arrival of Charles III . from Naples , with the previous want of ...
... caufe ; whilft the occafional caufe , by the acknowledgment of thofe , who are most competent to judge , must be fought for in the introduction of Italian manners on the arrival of Charles III . from Naples , with the previous want of ...
Pagina 418
... caufe . ' For preferving the magnetism , and confequently the polarity , of the needle , he recommends it to be made of the higheft tempered steel , and cafed with thin , well polished , foft iron . He placed in a room together , a ...
... caufe . ' For preferving the magnetism , and confequently the polarity , of the needle , he recommends it to be made of the higheft tempered steel , and cafed with thin , well polished , foft iron . He placed in a room together , a ...
Pagina 575
... caufe in fome parts of the Baltic , especially in the peninfula of Jutland , have been added by this fame clafs of geologifts . Thefe are , indeed , dreadful events in the hiftory of mankind : for thousands of inhabitants perished by ...
... caufe in fome parts of the Baltic , especially in the peninfula of Jutland , have been added by this fame clafs of geologifts . Thefe are , indeed , dreadful events in the hiftory of mankind : for thousands of inhabitants perished by ...
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