The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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Halaman 125
... matter of opinion ? Why are scientific men called on in matters of disputation about the right of patents ? Did not Chief Justice Abbott re- ceive matters of opinion as evidence in a case of this kind at the last Summer Assizes at ...
... matter of opinion ? Why are scientific men called on in matters of disputation about the right of patents ? Did not Chief Justice Abbott re- ceive matters of opinion as evidence in a case of this kind at the last Summer Assizes at ...
Halaman 146
... matter , nor the extent of reading ; for by in- creasing the price and the bulk , they have diminished the variety , and the individual who was in the habit of purchas- ing three or four of a different sort weekly , find the same ...
... matter , nor the extent of reading ; for by in- creasing the price and the bulk , they have diminished the variety , and the individual who was in the habit of purchas- ing three or four of a different sort weekly , find the same ...
Halaman 339
... matter . It is much to be lamented , that the philo- sophers of the present day , who have made such an extensive pro- gress in the science of chemistry and electricity , should suffer them- selves to be debarred from publishing their ...
... matter . It is much to be lamented , that the philo- sophers of the present day , who have made such an extensive pro- gress in the science of chemistry and electricity , should suffer them- selves to be debarred from publishing their ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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