Glasgow Mechanics' Magazine, and Annals of Philosophy, Zväzok 4W.R. M'Phun., 1826 |
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Strana iii
... here those energies , which have been so well displayed in his subsequent career , found scope for their operation . At that time the labour of acquiring the native The languages was rarely submitted to by the company's servants.
... here those energies , which have been so well displayed in his subsequent career , found scope for their operation . At that time the labour of acquiring the native The languages was rarely submitted to by the company's servants.
Strana iv
... labour , not with terror , but with complacency , as the grand instrument of all the good he was to produce for himself , made him , without hesitation , apply himself with assiduity to effect the important acquisition . When the ...
... labour , not with terror , but with complacency , as the grand instrument of all the good he was to produce for himself , made him , without hesitation , apply himself with assiduity to effect the important acquisition . When the ...
Strana vi
... labour of accomplishing , that emancipation of the working class of manufacturers from thraldom under their masters , which he so recently effected by the alteration in the Combination Laws . For his services , the public have on many ...
... labour of accomplishing , that emancipation of the working class of manufacturers from thraldom under their masters , which he so recently effected by the alteration in the Combination Laws . For his services , the public have on many ...
Strana 92
... labour and expense of working . spe- The patentee concludes his cification by stating that the in- vention cousists , " 1st , In employ- ing a reverberating furnace , instead APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE DISTANCE A CARRIAGE TRAVELS ...
... labour and expense of working . spe- The patentee concludes his cification by stating that the in- vention cousists , " 1st , In employ- ing a reverberating furnace , instead APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE DISTANCE A CARRIAGE TRAVELS ...
Strana 94
... labour of cutting and laying would be comparatively small , we do not think the expense would much exceed that of M'Adam's road metal . We have often wondered indeed that the Vienna wooden pavement is not adopted in some of our most ...
... labour of cutting and laying would be comparatively small , we do not think the expense would much exceed that of M'Adam's road metal . We have often wondered indeed that the Vienna wooden pavement is not adopted in some of our most ...
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