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Página 48
... their properties are too imperfectly known to allow us to introduce them into the
first principles of the science ; and the ... of the greater number of them as
chemical instruments is too incon siderable to warrant any such introduction ,
even if ...
... their properties are too imperfectly known to allow us to introduce them into the
first principles of the science ; and the ... of the greater number of them as
chemical instruments is too incon siderable to warrant any such introduction ,
even if ...
Página 161
THE He deleterious effects of lead on the human constitution , when introduced
into the system not only in a large quantity but even in very minute doses , if
continued for a sufficent length of time , are universally acknowleged ; and since
some ...
THE He deleterious effects of lead on the human constitution , when introduced
into the system not only in a large quantity but even in very minute doses , if
continued for a sufficent length of time , are universally acknowleged ; and since
some ...
Página 187
This author admits that freemasonry was introduced into England by the trading
fraternity of freemasons already ... Dr. Robison's notion of the use to which
freemasonry was applied , and of the late period of its introduction into France ,
the ...
This author admits that freemasonry was introduced into England by the trading
fraternity of freemasons already ... Dr. Robison's notion of the use to which
freemasonry was applied , and of the late period of its introduction into France ,
the ...
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