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... consequences of the rebellion in Ireland , we are obliged to confefs that , in one refpect , we have been confiderably difappointed in the in- formation we hoped for ; and that is , with regard to the num- ber of perfons who were killed ...
... consequences of the rebellion in Ireland , we are obliged to confefs that , in one refpect , we have been confiderably difappointed in the in- formation we hoped for ; and that is , with regard to the num- ber of perfons who were killed ...
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... consequence of the number of the lenfes , is more than compenfated for by the diminution of the curvatures , and by the enlargement of the aperture owing to that circumftance . M. Jeaurat terminates his Memoir with fome ufeful practical ...
... consequence of the number of the lenfes , is more than compenfated for by the diminution of the curvatures , and by the enlargement of the aperture owing to that circumftance . M. Jeaurat terminates his Memoir with fome ufeful practical ...
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