Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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Benjamin Franklin. only , is called arithmetic ; and that which is con- cerned about measure in general , whether length , breadth , motion , force , & c . , is called geometry . As to the usefulness of arithmetic , it is well known that ...
Benjamin Franklin. only , is called arithmetic ; and that which is con- cerned about measure in general , whether length , breadth , motion , force , & c . , is called geometry . As to the usefulness of arithmetic , it is well known that ...
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... called a scoundrel , what ought he to be called who can enjoy all the inestimable benefits of public society , and yet , by smuggling or dealing with smugglers , con- trive to evade paying his just share of the expense , as settled by ...
... called a scoundrel , what ought he to be called who can enjoy all the inestimable benefits of public society , and yet , by smuggling or dealing with smugglers , con- trive to evade paying his just share of the expense , as settled by ...
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... called light . This fluid may possibly be the same with that which , being attracted by , and entering into other ... called natural heat ; when too much , it is called fever ; and when forced into the body in too great a quantity from ...
... called light . This fluid may possibly be the same with that which , being attracted by , and entering into other ... called natural heat ; when too much , it is called fever ; and when forced into the body in too great a quantity from ...
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