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Page 172
Then he proceeds to give , not the second hypothesis of Boulliald , but the first
hypo . thesis to which Ward had shewn his own hypothesis equivalent . " It is
remarkable that , of the two practical solutions given by Sir Isaac Newton , the
second ...
Then he proceeds to give , not the second hypothesis of Boulliald , but the first
hypo . thesis to which Ward had shewn his own hypothesis equivalent . " It is
remarkable that , of the two practical solutions given by Sir Isaac Newton , the
second ...
Page 286
In reply to the accusation of having interviews with Pichegru , Moreau urges that
he was surprized into them ; and he observes that , Pichegru being dead , there
is no one to give evidence of what transpired in the course of them . It appears ...
In reply to the accusation of having interviews with Pichegru , Moreau urges that
he was surprized into them ; and he observes that , Pichegru being dead , there
is no one to give evidence of what transpired in the course of them . It appears ...
Page 341
can be : if they agree with you in opinion , they will give you counsel who are the
lords most able to assist you , and also point out the most proper means of
gaining them to your interest . ' " The king agreed to this proposal , and entreated
the ...
can be : if they agree with you in opinion , they will give you counsel who are the
lords most able to assist you , and also point out the most proper means of
gaining them to your interest . ' " The king agreed to this proposal , and entreated
the ...
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