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Pagina 197
... course of instruction which is proposed to be carried on , in what Mr. Bentham calls the Chrestomathic School ; and this course , if thus pursued , would include every species of science and of art , into which the tree of knowlege can ...
... course of instruction which is proposed to be carried on , in what Mr. Bentham calls the Chrestomathic School ; and this course , if thus pursued , would include every species of science and of art , into which the tree of knowlege can ...
Pagina 198
... course is ( Hygiastics or Hygiantics . ] From a Greek word , which sig- nifies appertaining to Health - the branches of art and science , which appertain to health ; i . e . to the Preservation as well as Restoration of it . Medicine ...
... course is ( Hygiastics or Hygiantics . ] From a Greek word , which sig- nifies appertaining to Health - the branches of art and science , which appertain to health ; i . e . to the Preservation as well as Restoration of it . Medicine ...
Pagina 364
... courses of rivers have been justly esteemed the primary object of research , and hence the peculiar importance which has been always attached to a knowlege of the true course of the Niger . Mr. B. states that this river is only known to ...
... courses of rivers have been justly esteemed the primary object of research , and hence the peculiar importance which has been always attached to a knowlege of the true course of the Niger . Mr. B. states that this river is only known to ...
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