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In attempting to furnish the readers of “ The Book of Nature ” with a delineation of
the life and character of its distinguished author , even a more experienced
biographer might approach the task with hesitancy . The writer of the following
sketch ...
In attempting to furnish the readers of “ The Book of Nature ” with a delineation of
the life and character of its distinguished author , even a more experienced
biographer might approach the task with hesitancy . The writer of the following
sketch ...
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... professors ; and availing himself of the advantages of hoge pital practice , he
became an active member of a society for the promotion of natural philosophy ,
then existing among the students of Guy's Hospital . He soon distinguished
himself ...
... professors ; and availing himself of the advantages of hoge pital practice , he
became an active member of a society for the promotion of natural philosophy ,
then existing among the students of Guy's Hospital . He soon distinguished
himself ...
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The great secret of his distinguished career was , in having adopted early in life
Mr. Mason's “ Rules for Students , " as commended by the example of his father ;
that , for eminence and success in literary pursuits , “ five things are necessary ...
The great secret of his distinguished career was , in having adopted early in life
Mr. Mason's “ Rules for Students , " as commended by the example of his father ;
that , for eminence and success in literary pursuits , “ five things are necessary ...
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... he soon acquired a kindred spirit , and on his removal to London , in 1793 , he
joined the congregation of Mr. Belsham , a distinguished minister of that
persuasion in the metropolis , where he constantly attended worship until the
year 1807 .
... he soon acquired a kindred spirit , and on his removal to London , in 1793 , he
joined the congregation of Mr. Belsham , a distinguished minister of that
persuasion in the metropolis , where he constantly attended worship until the
year 1807 .
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... says he , “ and one ( the former of which he denominated monad ) are to be
distinguished from each other ; unity is an abstract conception , resembling
primary or incorporeai matter in its general aggregate ; one appertains to things
capable ...
... says he , “ and one ( the former of which he denominated monad ) are to be
distinguished from each other ; unity is an abstract conception , resembling
primary or incorporeai matter in its general aggregate ; one appertains to things
capable ...
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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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