The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 3. köideThomas Spencer Baynes A. and C. Black, 1875 |
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... continued to form an integral part of the Turkish dominions , until the treaty of Adrianople in 1829 , following up the provisions and stipulations of the treaty of London , 7th July 1827 , estab- lished within certain limits the new ...
... continued to form an integral part of the Turkish dominions , until the treaty of Adrianople in 1829 , following up the provisions and stipulations of the treaty of London , 7th July 1827 , estab- lished within certain limits the new ...
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... continued until the advance of the Pasha at the head of 4000 men induced them to abandon their enterprise , and fly , with the Athenians , to Salamis and Ægina . Two months afterwards , the Pasha having left Athens to the defence of ...
... continued until the advance of the Pasha at the head of 4000 men induced them to abandon their enterprise , and fly , with the Athenians , to Salamis and Ægina . Two months afterwards , the Pasha having left Athens to the defence of ...
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... continued till the fall of Pantheism and substitution of Christianity . Her worship passed from Egypt to the neighbouring isles , cow - headed figures of the goddess having been discovered in Cyprus . Her figures and representation are ...
... continued till the fall of Pantheism and substitution of Christianity . Her worship passed from Egypt to the neighbouring isles , cow - headed figures of the goddess having been discovered in Cyprus . Her figures and representation are ...
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... continued to prevail till 1774 , when Priestley discovered oxygen gas , and showed it to be a constituent part of air . Nitrogen , the other constituent of air , first called azote , was discovered when the reading of the wet bulb is ...
... continued to prevail till 1774 , when Priestley discovered oxygen gas , and showed it to be a constituent part of air . Nitrogen , the other constituent of air , first called azote , was discovered when the reading of the wet bulb is ...
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... continued to be the state of opinion till Aristotle pointed out that time is divisible without limit , in precisely the same sense that space is . And the slowness of the develop- ment of scientific ideas may be estimated from the fact ...
... continued to be the state of opinion till Aristotle pointed out that time is divisible without limit , in precisely the same sense that space is . And the slowness of the develop- ment of scientific ideas may be estimated from the fact ...
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