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... period of evolution . If , then , the present races of quadrupeds did not exist at the time when the mammoth and the other extinct quadrupeds , whose bones Cuvier has described with so much accuracy , were the denizens of our plains ...
... period of evolution . If , then , the present races of quadrupeds did not exist at the time when the mammoth and the other extinct quadrupeds , whose bones Cuvier has described with so much accuracy , were the denizens of our plains ...
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... period will afford an instance of greater ambition and intrepidity of mind than that which has here been evinced by Mr. Taaffe , who is reported to be the projector of this new series of Herculean labors : which would occupy about ...
... period will afford an instance of greater ambition and intrepidity of mind than that which has here been evinced by Mr. Taaffe , who is reported to be the projector of this new series of Herculean labors : which would occupy about ...
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... period he decreed the abolition of the republican calendar , and re - established the Gregorian . La Place , St. Jean d'Angely , and Mounier , in the most learned manner traced the different causes of the successive reformations in the ...
... period he decreed the abolition of the republican calendar , and re - established the Gregorian . La Place , St. Jean d'Angely , and Mounier , in the most learned manner traced the different causes of the successive reformations in the ...
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