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Page 123
... becoming weaker as the tribes multiplied , their chiefs were soon obliged to become petty tyrants for the preservation of their authority . The princes who successively obtained the dominion of the Lowlands found it impossible to reduce ...
... becoming weaker as the tribes multiplied , their chiefs were soon obliged to become petty tyrants for the preservation of their authority . The princes who successively obtained the dominion of the Lowlands found it impossible to reduce ...
Page 163
... become depreciated ; and in this he thinks he finds the grand secret of which he is in quest . A paper currency he says , becomes degraded in two ways ; 1st . by discredit , and 2d . by excess in quantity . The paper currency of Ireland ...
... become depreciated ; and in this he thinks he finds the grand secret of which he is in quest . A paper currency he says , becomes degraded in two ways ; 1st . by discredit , and 2d . by excess in quantity . The paper currency of Ireland ...
Page 409
... become , solidification in- ject of this first part of the Work is to trace the causes of the coincidence of the phenomena with the old opinion , and to explain the sources of the errors into which chemists in our author's opinion have ...
... become , solidification in- ject of this first part of the Work is to trace the causes of the coincidence of the phenomena with the old opinion , and to explain the sources of the errors into which chemists in our author's opinion have ...
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