The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 62Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1864 - American literature |
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Page 87
... matter to bring about this result . The Germans flatter themselves that they are a very superior people to the Danes , es- pecially in the matter of language ; and the political subordination , which was the necessary consequence of ...
... matter to bring about this result . The Germans flatter themselves that they are a very superior people to the Danes , es- pecially in the matter of language ; and the political subordination , which was the necessary consequence of ...
Page 130
... matter- that what we call heat is only a peculiar condition of matter , namely : " a vibration of its ultimate particles ; " so that , as heat is nothing but motion , we can measure heat , as we measure common mechanical en- ergy , by a ...
... matter- that what we call heat is only a peculiar condition of matter , namely : " a vibration of its ultimate particles ; " so that , as heat is nothing but motion , we can measure heat , as we measure common mechanical en- ergy , by a ...
Page 238
... matters which he understood . His memory has not to bear the disgrace of such ignorant and mischievous libels as This ... matter , and of which we shall speak more in detail immediately , his novels are all about the simplest matters ...
... matters which he understood . His memory has not to bear the disgrace of such ignorant and mischievous libels as This ... matter , and of which we shall speak more in detail immediately , his novels are all about the simplest matters ...
Contents
PORTRAIT OF CHARLES DICKENS | 1 |
Danish Duchies | 79 |
Dispersion of Seeds | 119 |
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