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Pagina 455
... thought its brilliant light was due ; and that this intermediate form of matter , either by reflection or by its own luminosity , produced the Zodiacal Light . To say the least of it , this hypothesis is exceedingly vague . Mairan , in ...
... thought its brilliant light was due ; and that this intermediate form of matter , either by reflection or by its own luminosity , produced the Zodiacal Light . To say the least of it , this hypothesis is exceedingly vague . Mairan , in ...
Pagina 536
... thought . The commanding novelty in 1776 was the transformation of general thought into a particular polity ; of theoretic construc- tions into a working system . Republic became a consecrated and symbolic ensign , carried with torches ...
... thought . The commanding novelty in 1776 was the transformation of general thought into a particular polity ; of theoretic construc- tions into a working system . Republic became a consecrated and symbolic ensign , carried with torches ...
Pagina 965
... thought the matter deserving of notice in his Principles of Psychology — notwithstanding that his system , which implies a constant co - operation of all the leading nervous centres in every thought and emotion , is fundamentally at ...
... thought the matter deserving of notice in his Principles of Psychology — notwithstanding that his system , which implies a constant co - operation of all the leading nervous centres in every thought and emotion , is fundamentally at ...
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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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