The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... equal in them all as far as they are equal in their dimenfions and powers . 5. That fince the doubler may be composed of very small plates , and yet its power be equal to that of a very large conden- fer , its fpontaneous electricity ...
... equal in them all as far as they are equal in their dimenfions and powers . 5. That fince the doubler may be composed of very small plates , and yet its power be equal to that of a very large conden- fer , its fpontaneous electricity ...
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... equal or fuperior to foreign ones , we know to be very useful ; for from competitions between workmen under our own ... equal in thickness ; as equal as most other beds of fuch great thickness are ; and yet it is remarkable , that ...
... equal or fuperior to foreign ones , we know to be very useful ; for from competitions between workmen under our own ... equal in thickness ; as equal as most other beds of fuch great thickness are ; and yet it is remarkable , that ...
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... equal to that of chalk when the mild earth is employ- ed ; but the proportion is evidently too great , and increafes unneceffarily the expence of veffels and fire . Equal parts is a proportion rather too large ; and increafing the ...
... equal to that of chalk when the mild earth is employ- ed ; but the proportion is evidently too great , and increafes unneceffarily the expence of veffels and fire . Equal parts is a proportion rather too large ; and increafing the ...
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Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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