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... important chapters of the preceding work , with occasional references to changes which have since taken place . The author then treats of the successful progress of the Danish missionaries in converting most of the heathenish ...
... important chapters of the preceding work , with occasional references to changes which have since taken place . The author then treats of the successful progress of the Danish missionaries in converting most of the heathenish ...
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... important re- searches and experiments might be made relative to the magnetic and electric fluids , unusual meteorological ap- pearances , and the natural history of tracts of country hitherto unexplored . Yet , in the present physical ...
... important re- searches and experiments might be made relative to the magnetic and electric fluids , unusual meteorological ap- pearances , and the natural history of tracts of country hitherto unexplored . Yet , in the present physical ...
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... important work of the kind that has appeared since the publication of Cullen . We hope that the resemblance which exists between the system of Dr. Young and that of the writer himself has not been the cause of this deficiency , for Mr ...
... important work of the kind that has appeared since the publication of Cullen . We hope that the resemblance which exists between the system of Dr. Young and that of the writer himself has not been the cause of this deficiency , for Mr ...
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