The Edinburgh Review, Volum 90A. and C. Black, 1849 |
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Pàgina 84
... cause in Europe ; and the Catholic cause ( if we may use that expression to describe the party which peculiarly embraced the views of Louis XIV . ) was still too formidable to enable him to dispense with the help so officiously ...
... cause in Europe ; and the Catholic cause ( if we may use that expression to describe the party which peculiarly embraced the views of Louis XIV . ) was still too formidable to enable him to dispense with the help so officiously ...
Pàgina 460
... cause it to produce at the distant station . The phenomena most easily produced by electricity are mag- netic ones ; and these , accordingly , are now preferred as the sources of signals . The electric telegraph , indeed , remained an ...
... cause it to produce at the distant station . The phenomena most easily produced by electricity are mag- netic ones ; and these , accordingly , are now preferred as the sources of signals . The electric telegraph , indeed , remained an ...
Pàgina 508
... cause and its consequence . The laws of Nature – which are the ordinances of Providence , and therefore the em- bodiment of unerring wisdom , - have decreed that idleness and improvidence shall incur destitution : we assume to ourselves ...
... cause and its consequence . The laws of Nature – which are the ordinances of Providence , and therefore the em- bodiment of unerring wisdom , - have decreed that idleness and improvidence shall incur destitution : we assume to ourselves ...
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1 Reports of the Commissioners of Pentonville Prison | 1 |
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