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Página 36
... be especially remarked , that its indestructibility or indecomposable power
appears to hold a direct proportion to its subtility , its levity , its activity , its refined
ethereal or spiritualized modification of being . Water is as much a compound as
any ...
... be especially remarked , that its indestructibility or indecomposable power
appears to hold a direct proportion to its subtility , its levity , its activity , its refined
ethereal or spiritualized modification of being . Water is as much a compound as
any ...
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... however , in direct repugnancy to the Atomic philosophy , whether of ancient or
more recent times , have been very generally conceived to have been formed first
; to be peculiarly simple in their composition , indecomposable by any known ...
... however , in direct repugnancy to the Atomic philosophy , whether of ancient or
more recent times , have been very generally conceived to have been formed first
; to be peculiarly simple in their composition , indecomposable by any known ...
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... instead of in a direct course ; and as soon as the projectile or planet has
acquired the exact point in which the two . antagonist powers precisely balance
each other — the power of Aying off from the centre , communicated to it by the
volcanic ...
... instead of in a direct course ; and as soon as the projectile or planet has
acquired the exact point in which the two . antagonist powers precisely balance
each other — the power of Aying off from the centre , communicated to it by the
volcanic ...
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... of man , and to display the perfections of the Diety , than any thing upon which
inspiration has not placed its direct and awful stamp , LECTURE V. ON THE
PROPERTIES OF MATTER , ESSENTIAL AND PECULIAR . ( The subject
continued . ) ...
... of man , and to display the perfections of the Diety , than any thing upon which
inspiration has not placed its direct and awful stamp , LECTURE V. ON THE
PROPERTIES OF MATTER , ESSENTIAL AND PECULIAR . ( The subject
continued . ) ...
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The direct object of geology is , to unfold the solid substance of the earth -to
discover by what causes its several parts have been either arranged or
disorganized - and from what operations have originated the general stratification
of its ...
The direct object of geology is , to unfold the solid substance of the earth -to
discover by what causes its several parts have been either arranged or
disorganized - and from what operations have originated the general stratification
of its ...
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Términos y frases comunes
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Book of Nature |
| Autor | John Mason Good |
| Editor | J. & J. Harper, 1831 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jul 2011 |
| N.º de páginas | 467 páginas |
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