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... consequence of affectation , or of the desire of expressing a common idea with sententious or oracular brevity . Such , says Mr. G. , was the consequence of imitating Montesquieu . To this fault must be added a total want of method or ...
... consequence of affectation , or of the desire of expressing a common idea with sententious or oracular brevity . Such , says Mr. G. , was the consequence of imitating Montesquieu . To this fault must be added a total want of method or ...
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... consequence of the minuteness of the objects , and the danger of confounding one satellite with another , or with small stars seen about the planet . It is to this that the numbers relate in the following conclusions , which the Doctor ...
... consequence of the minuteness of the objects , and the danger of confounding one satellite with another , or with small stars seen about the planet . It is to this that the numbers relate in the following conclusions , which the Doctor ...
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... consequence of the prin- ciple of virtual velocities . These first attempts of LAGRANGE may be considered as the foundation of his Mécanique Analy tique : it is there that he first demonstrates the consequence to which we have above ...
... consequence of the prin- ciple of virtual velocities . These first attempts of LAGRANGE may be considered as the foundation of his Mécanique Analy tique : it is there that he first demonstrates the consequence to which we have above ...
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