The Georgian Era: Voyagers and travellers. Philosophers and men of science. AuthorsVizetelly, Branston and Company, 1832 |
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... effect . From Venice , where his health and spirits suffered considerably from his residence in the lazaretto , he pro- ceeded to Vienna , where he had a pri- vate audience with the Emperor Joseph the Second , who treated him with great ...
... effect . From Venice , where his health and spirits suffered considerably from his residence in the lazaretto , he pro- ceeded to Vienna , where he had a pri- vate audience with the Emperor Joseph the Second , who treated him with great ...
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... effect just described is sure to take place , and with an endless variety . In these respects , the kaleidoscope appears to begin to be singular among optical instruments . Neither the instruments of Bradley , nor the experiment , or ...
... effect just described is sure to take place , and with an endless variety . In these respects , the kaleidoscope appears to begin to be singular among optical instruments . Neither the instruments of Bradley , nor the experiment , or ...
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... effect is to re- present pleasure in alliance with vice , and to relax those obligations by which life ought to be regulated . " NICHOLAS ROWE , the son of a barrister , was born at Little Berkford , in Bedfordshire , in 1673. After ...
... effect is to re- present pleasure in alliance with vice , and to relax those obligations by which life ought to be regulated . " NICHOLAS ROWE , the son of a barrister , was born at Little Berkford , in Bedfordshire , in 1673. After ...
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