The Literary journal, المجلد 41804 |
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الصفحة 277
... complete disorganization takes place . But not only have the dead bodies of animals the power of consuming oxygen , but that property extends even to the shells of the testacca , in which as in the body of the animal , the absorption ...
... complete disorganization takes place . But not only have the dead bodies of animals the power of consuming oxygen , but that property extends even to the shells of the testacca , in which as in the body of the animal , the absorption ...
الصفحة 559
... complete account has been given of their mineralogi- cal treasures ; and many parts have indeed not been at all examined . Karsten , a German mineralogist of reputation , has employed this summer in examining the minerals of these ...
... complete account has been given of their mineralogi- cal treasures ; and many parts have indeed not been at all examined . Karsten , a German mineralogist of reputation , has employed this summer in examining the minerals of these ...
الصفحة 575
... complete by the navigation laws . For example , a merchant with regard to the different people with every country is allowed to import into Great Britain whom he deals , to buy as cheap and to sell as dear as all the articles of its own ...
... complete by the navigation laws . For example , a merchant with regard to the different people with every country is allowed to import into Great Britain whom he deals , to buy as cheap and to sell as dear as all the articles of its own ...
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