The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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Page 204
... observe that throughout the work Mr. Whewell uses the one term for the other with little hesitation . The formation of a ... observed facts by induction .'- Phil . , vol . i . p . 42 . After giving examples of this , Mr. Whewell proceeds ...
... observe that throughout the work Mr. Whewell uses the one term for the other with little hesitation . The formation of a ... observed facts by induction .'- Phil . , vol . i . p . 42 . After giving examples of this , Mr. Whewell proceeds ...
Page 371
... observed that some of the most malignant and reckless spirits in the parish were assembled . In the eyes of those who stood at the altar , and whom I knew to be invested with authority over the others , I could perceive gleams of some ...
... observed that some of the most malignant and reckless spirits in the parish were assembled . In the eyes of those who stood at the altar , and whom I knew to be invested with authority over the others , I could perceive gleams of some ...
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... observed chiseling a delicate piece of sculpture under the utmost strain of sight , for one eye was blinded with a cataract , we strenuously urged to apply for medical aid , but smiling he replied , " I would not have two eyes for the ...
... observed chiseling a delicate piece of sculpture under the utmost strain of sight , for one eye was blinded with a cataract , we strenuously urged to apply for medical aid , but smiling he replied , " I would not have two eyes for the ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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