The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... tion , if we fuppofe electricity to be the cause of the dew ; for the electric bodies do not readily receive electricity from the medium which furrounds them ; there is , therefore , always a greater difference between the electricity ...
... tion , if we fuppofe electricity to be the cause of the dew ; for the electric bodies do not readily receive electricity from the medium which furrounds them ; there is , therefore , always a greater difference between the electricity ...
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... tion of every acid , he endeavours to fhow that there is an abforption of air ; and as he has already confidered the mine- ral acids , his example of the others is the acid of fugar . The method of making it is taken from Bergman's ...
... tion of every acid , he endeavours to fhow that there is an abforption of air ; and as he has already confidered the mine- ral acids , his example of the others is the acid of fugar . The method of making it is taken from Bergman's ...
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... tion has been directed to objects , which feem incapable of pro- ducing any national advantage , in others , their attempts are equally interefting and ufeful . We ought not to forget one part of the information in this volume , that ...
... tion has been directed to objects , which feem incapable of pro- ducing any national advantage , in others , their attempts are equally interefting and ufeful . We ought not to forget one part of the information in this volume , that ...
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