The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 85, Part 1; Volume 117E. Cave, 1815 |
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... means uncommon for men thus to deceive themselves . The above is humbly submitted to the Professor's consideration , upon the supposition that the profound Lecturer upon Animal Magnetism is actually dead . If that be not the case , I ...
... means uncommon for men thus to deceive themselves . The above is humbly submitted to the Professor's consideration , upon the supposition that the profound Lecturer upon Animal Magnetism is actually dead . If that be not the case , I ...
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... means to understand , in any instance , the limited experience of the individual whose judgment is to pronounce on any specific ques tion , but the more enlarged experi- ence and observation of mankind in general : To this our ready ...
... means to understand , in any instance , the limited experience of the individual whose judgment is to pronounce on any specific ques tion , but the more enlarged experi- ence and observation of mankind in general : To this our ready ...
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... means of two Ellipses ; the other shews that it may be better done by an appropriate Theorem . The former is Mr. Woodhouse , then Tutor at Caius College , Cambridge ; the latter , Mr. Hellins , Vicar of Pot- ters - Pury in ...
... means of two Ellipses ; the other shews that it may be better done by an appropriate Theorem . The former is Mr. Woodhouse , then Tutor at Caius College , Cambridge ; the latter , Mr. Hellins , Vicar of Pot- ters - Pury in ...
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... means of two Ellipses . The form of the fluent which Mr. W. assumes in p . 276 , shews such a want of skill in series as is very inconsistent with the high tone in which he speaks on the subject . Mr. Woodhouse ' is erroneous also when ...
... means of two Ellipses . The form of the fluent which Mr. W. assumes in p . 276 , shews such a want of skill in series as is very inconsistent with the high tone in which he speaks on the subject . Mr. Woodhouse ' is erroneous also when ...
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... means of two Elliptic arches , with the series before mentioned ; which affords a striking instance of the inutility of rectifying the Hyperbola by means of two Ellipses . The third compari- son is of a series derived from Lan- den's ...
... means of two Elliptic arches , with the series before mentioned ; which affords a striking instance of the inutility of rectifying the Hyperbola by means of two Ellipses . The third compari- son is of a series derived from Lan- den's ...
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