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submitted his wildest fancies to the test of observation , and ' was conducted to his most splendid discoveries . ... contained in the well - known passage where he com- pares Galileo and Bacon , and some similar observations of Fabroni ...
submitted his wildest fancies to the test of observation , and ' was conducted to his most splendid discoveries . ... contained in the well - known passage where he com- pares Galileo and Bacon , and some similar observations of Fabroni ...
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AMONG OTHER ARTICLES IT CONTAINS Returns of Diseases observed during Three Years , on the Coast of North America , and at Bermuda in the West Indies . By William Donelly , M. D. -Observations , Pathological and Therapeutic , on the ...
AMONG OTHER ARTICLES IT CONTAINS Returns of Diseases observed during Three Years , on the Coast of North America , and at Bermuda in the West Indies . By William Donelly , M. D. -Observations , Pathological and Therapeutic , on the ...
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AMONG OTHER ARTICLES IT CONTAINS Returns of Diseases observed during Three Years , on the Coast of North America , and at Bermuda in the West Indies . By William Donelly , M. D. -Observations , Pathological and Therapeutic , on the ...
AMONG OTHER ARTICLES IT CONTAINS Returns of Diseases observed during Three Years , on the Coast of North America , and at Bermuda in the West Indies . By William Donelly , M. D. -Observations , Pathological and Therapeutic , on the ...
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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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