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But in one form or other the fact is familiar to the observation of all ; subject , indeed , to the anomalies which beset every part of this great mystery ; yet exhibited in such numberless ways , on mind as well as body , as to show ...
But in one form or other the fact is familiar to the observation of all ; subject , indeed , to the anomalies which beset every part of this great mystery ; yet exhibited in such numberless ways , on mind as well as body , as to show ...
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The story rests on the evidence of George Ferguson , afterwards Lord Hermand , who was counsel for Hay , heard the observation , and told the circumstance to Cockburn himself . We may add to this testimony that of our correspondent ...
The story rests on the evidence of George Ferguson , afterwards Lord Hermand , who was counsel for Hay , heard the observation , and told the circumstance to Cockburn himself . We may add to this testimony that of our correspondent ...
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All such phenomena may be best studied under the equator , where there is little variation in the sun's meridian altitude ; and where the zone of observation is symmetrically related to each hemisphere . The diurnal fluctuation of ...
All such phenomena may be best studied under the equator , where there is little variation in the sun's meridian altitude ; and where the zone of observation is symmetrically related to each hemisphere . The diurnal fluctuation of ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
sur le Globe Par P Flourens Membre de lAca | 46 |
England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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