Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... relates to the organs of motion in general , and considers the nature of the muscular fibre and bones , as well as of the hard parts which supply the place of the latter , the articulations of bones and their motions , and the structure ...
... relates to the organs of motion in general , and considers the nature of the muscular fibre and bones , as well as of the hard parts which supply the place of the latter , the articulations of bones and their motions , and the structure ...
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... relates to the specific gravities of bo- dies , to the actions of non - clastic fluids , to the attractions of aggregation , cohesion , & c . to the motion of waves , to the motion of fluids through pipes , & c . but also what relates ...
... relates to the specific gravities of bo- dies , to the actions of non - clastic fluids , to the attractions of aggregation , cohesion , & c . to the motion of waves , to the motion of fluids through pipes , & c . but also what relates ...
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... relate to the Effects of Luxury , the present State of Medical Education , Novel - writing , Empiricism , and the Stage ... relates to the nature and use of decimal fractions : but speaking without reference to the skill with which it is ...
... relate to the Effects of Luxury , the present State of Medical Education , Novel - writing , Empiricism , and the Stage ... relates to the nature and use of decimal fractions : but speaking without reference to the skill with which it is ...
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Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen15 Ralph Griffiths,George Edward Griffiths Vista completa - 1756 |
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