Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... common here than to talk of the sovereignty of PARLIAMENT , and the sovereignty of this nation over the colonies ; a kind of sover- eignty , the idea of which is not so clear , nor does it clearly appear on what foundation it is ...
... common here than to talk of the sovereignty of PARLIAMENT , and the sovereignty of this nation over the colonies ; a kind of sover- eignty , the idea of which is not so clear , nor does it clearly appear on what foundation it is ...
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... common centre : that the air , being a fluid whose parts repel each other , though drawn to the common centre by their gravity , would be densest towards the centre , and rarer as more re- mote ; consequently , all matters lighter than ...
... common centre : that the air , being a fluid whose parts repel each other , though drawn to the common centre by their gravity , would be densest towards the centre , and rarer as more re- mote ; consequently , all matters lighter than ...
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... common effect of them is to carry up into the air tiles , stones , and animals them- selves , which happen to be in their course , and all kinds of bodies unexceptionably , throwing them to a considerable distance with great impetuosity ...
... common effect of them is to carry up into the air tiles , stones , and animals them- selves , which happen to be in their course , and all kinds of bodies unexceptionably , throwing them to a considerable distance with great impetuosity ...
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