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By the evidence laid before this Committee it was satis- factorily established , not only that carriages propelled by steam were not more injurious than carriages drawn by horses , but that they were considerably less so .
By the evidence laid before this Committee it was satis- factorily established , not only that carriages propelled by steam were not more injurious than carriages drawn by horses , but that they were considerably less so .
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When it is considered that several years have now clapsed since the practicability of propelling a carriage on a common road by steam was established by incontestible experiment , it will naturally be enquired , why in a nation ...
When it is considered that several years have now clapsed since the practicability of propelling a carriage on a common road by steam was established by incontestible experiment , it will naturally be enquired , why in a nation ...
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... and among the proofs adduced in support of this theory , it has been established that Clement , a Scottish monk , was among the most distinguished of those persons who aided · the restoration of letters under Charlemagne ; and that ...
... and among the proofs adduced in support of this theory , it has been established that Clement , a Scottish monk , was among the most distinguished of those persons who aided · the restoration of letters under Charlemagne ; and that ...
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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