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A considerable quantity of new matter , derived partly from recent treatises on the
subject , and partly from the judicial investigations of the last few years , has been
added ; and some Jess important subjects , as that of occult poisoning , have ...
A considerable quantity of new matter , derived partly from recent treatises on the
subject , and partly from the judicial investigations of the last few years , has been
added ; and some Jess important subjects , as that of occult poisoning , have ...
Pagina 107
... do justice to the talents and acquirements of those students , who from various
causes are prevented from attaining a considerable proficiency in the
mathematics , - heretofore the exclusive criterion of academical merit on the
banks of Cam .
... do justice to the talents and acquirements of those students , who from various
causes are prevented from attaining a considerable proficiency in the
mathematics , - heretofore the exclusive criterion of academical merit on the
banks of Cam .
Pagina 221
... as the quently make a match to contend for some trinket of gold or silver .
Though the length as to take seven or eight minutes , ed to make considerable
exertion , because brize alternately , and almost without interfwelve other
candidates .
... as the quently make a match to contend for some trinket of gold or silver .
Though the length as to take seven or eight minutes , ed to make considerable
exertion , because brize alternately , and almost without interfwelve other
candidates .
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