Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 424
... same manner as in its detonation by coals . Laftly , imperfect metals being treated with acids which have an affinity with phlogifton , that is , with the vitriolic and nitrous acids , are deprived by these acids of a more or lefs ...
... same manner as in its detonation by coals . Laftly , imperfect metals being treated with acids which have an affinity with phlogifton , that is , with the vitriolic and nitrous acids , are deprived by these acids of a more or lefs ...
Page 542
... same is to be faid of the differences which pre- vail among the bodies of animals ; they all refult from internal organization and motion , and from nothing . elfe , whatever be the immediate caufe of that mo- 159 The real ef- dies un ...
... same is to be faid of the differences which pre- vail among the bodies of animals ; they all refult from internal organization and motion , and from nothing . elfe , whatever be the immediate caufe of that mo- 159 The real ef- dies un ...
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... same prin- with a fu ciples , for the natural immortality of the foul ; and ture state of that the immortality which they taught was wholly rewards and punifh incompatible with God's moral government of the ments , and world , and with ...
... same prin- with a fu ciples , for the natural immortality of the foul ; and ture state of that the immortality which they taught was wholly rewards and punifh incompatible with God's moral government of the ments , and world , and with ...
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