The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 57Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1905 |
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Pagina 455
... considered that his very numerous observations showed it to be due to a ring of more or less transparent nebulous matter surrounding the Earth , and lying between it and the Moon . This , he thought , was indicated by changes in the ...
... considered that his very numerous observations showed it to be due to a ring of more or less transparent nebulous matter surrounding the Earth , and lying between it and the Moon . This , he thought , was indicated by changes in the ...
Pagina 456
... considered to be mainly that of the Sun , reflected by myriads of solid particles constantly revolving round it , the question of the phase of any such particles ( as well as the important investigations of Geelmuyden and Searle , as to ...
... considered to be mainly that of the Sun , reflected by myriads of solid particles constantly revolving round it , the question of the phase of any such particles ( as well as the important investigations of Geelmuyden and Searle , as to ...
Pagina 461
... considered as occupied by any continuous matter , but by myriads upon myriads of meteoric particles , separated from one another by distances immensely great in comparison with their individual sizes ; some as fine as that which we ...
... considered as occupied by any continuous matter , but by myriads upon myriads of meteoric particles , separated from one another by distances immensely great in comparison with their individual sizes ; some as fine as that which we ...
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AS IT WAS AND AS IT IS By FieldMarshal Earl Roberts | 60 |
THE CHURCH CRISIS IN SCOTLAND By Charles Macpherson | 68 |
CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS By Edward H Cooper | 89 |
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