The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 39The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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The thereof raise the perpendicular DE . person to be confirmed is interrogater , Bisect BAD at A , and draw the Do you hear ? because it gives the party right line ACE , making the angle to be obliged opportunity to consider EAD equal ...
The thereof raise the perpendicular DE . person to be confirmed is interrogater , Bisect BAD at A , and draw the Do you hear ? because it gives the party right line ACE , making the angle to be obliged opportunity to consider EAD equal ...
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lengths of the hour lines , within the making an angle with the perpendicu . elliptis ; for they may be produced lar D É equal to the intended angle of beyond it to any distance , and the reclination , and produce D Hand CE hour letters ...
lengths of the hour lines , within the making an angle with the perpendicu . elliptis ; for they may be produced lar D É equal to the intended angle of beyond it to any distance , and the reclination , and produce D Hand CE hour letters ...
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be considered as the run out of the body per diapedesin . profile of a circle whole circumfe : Where can we find , or even fuppose any rence is divided into 24 equal parts , half degree of coagulation , which the doctor the plane of ...
be considered as the run out of the body per diapedesin . profile of a circle whole circumfe : Where can we find , or even fuppose any rence is divided into 24 equal parts , half degree of coagulation , which the doctor the plane of ...
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