The Georgian Era: Voyagers and travellers. Philosophers and men of science. AuthorsVizetelly, Branston and Company, 1832 |
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... completed the general index to his works , according to Edwards's system . The Copleian medal was awarded to him by the Royal Society , in 1750 , for his History of Birds ; and , in 1757 , he was elected a member of that body . He was ...
... completed the general index to his works , according to Edwards's system . The Copleian medal was awarded to him by the Royal Society , in 1750 , for his History of Birds ; and , in 1757 , he was elected a member of that body . He was ...
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... completed his education at the university , he studied jurisprudence , but an early passion for general literature , indolence , or , as one of his biographers says , a boundless dissipation , " soon led him to relinquish the law as a ...
... completed his education at the university , he studied jurisprudence , but an early passion for general literature , indolence , or , as one of his biographers says , a boundless dissipation , " soon led him to relinquish the law as a ...
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... completed the probationary term allotted to stu- dents , he was appointed mathematical teacher to the institution , and dis- charged the duties of that office in so exemplary a manner , that in a short time he was chosen to be resident ...
... completed the probationary term allotted to stu- dents , he was appointed mathematical teacher to the institution , and dis- charged the duties of that office in so exemplary a manner , that in a short time he was chosen to be resident ...
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