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... contains three acids which seem to possess no properties in common with the rest , and are classed together under the title of anomalous . This , it must be confessed , is not altogether a scientific procedure : but , on the whole , we ...
... contains three acids which seem to possess no properties in common with the rest , and are classed together under the title of anomalous . This , it must be confessed , is not altogether a scientific procedure : but , on the whole , we ...
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... contains ; because we are not acquainted with the limits of America towards the pole ; because we are not sure that the interior of Africa does not contain some great lakes , and that New Holland is not diminished by Mediterranean seas ...
... contains ; because we are not acquainted with the limits of America towards the pole ; because we are not sure that the interior of Africa does not contain some great lakes , and that New Holland is not diminished by Mediterranean seas ...
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... contains different integrals , and the sum of which it is necessary to determine , in order to arrive at neat and precise results ; and we cannot suffi ciently admire the address with which the author surmounts these difficulties , and ...
... contains different integrals , and the sum of which it is necessary to determine , in order to arrive at neat and precise results ; and we cannot suffi ciently admire the address with which the author surmounts these difficulties , and ...
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