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... result ; and we may add that , the national glory and cha- racter being established on a firm and durable basis , no man feels the necessity of an attempt to persuade the world of their existence . An adherence to these principles of ...
... result ; and we may add that , the national glory and cha- racter being established on a firm and durable basis , no man feels the necessity of an attempt to persuade the world of their existence . An adherence to these principles of ...
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... result of which is as remarkable for its accurate agree- ment with the actual measurement as the former is for its aberration . This formula , reduced to English measure , is X = 60347 ( 1 + T + t ) log . 900 H h feet . where X is the ...
... result of which is as remarkable for its accurate agree- ment with the actual measurement as the former is for its aberration . This formula , reduced to English measure , is X = 60347 ( 1 + T + t ) log . 900 H h feet . where X is the ...
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... result result has been the discovery of a mixture of lead Royal Institute of France , Vol . III . 461.
... result result has been the discovery of a mixture of lead Royal Institute of France , Vol . III . 461.
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