The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge, 3±ÇAppleton, 1867 |
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... afterward fail with a load much less than that employed in the test , especially if it is to be subjected to concussion or repeated deflec- tions , even though small in amount . - Wrought- iron beams have been used only within the last ...
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... afterward given back , in 1560 , to a nephew of the constable , and in 1628 came , by marriage , to the house of Orleans , where it re- mained until the revolution . Its name is pre- served now by an excellent wine which is pro- duced ...
... afterward given back , in 1560 , to a nephew of the constable , and in 1628 came , by marriage , to the house of Orleans , where it re- mained until the revolution . Its name is pre- served now by an excellent wine which is pro- duced ...
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... afterward served with distinction in Italy and Germany . Napo- leon I. made him a senator in 1807 , and a count of the empire in 1808. Still he was among the first to join the Bourbons , and was promoted to the peerage by Louis XVIII ...
... afterward served with distinction in Italy and Germany . Napo- leon I. made him a senator in 1807 , and a count of the empire in 1808. Still he was among the first to join the Bourbons , and was promoted to the peerage by Louis XVIII ...
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... afterward , he formed a literary club , from which issued in 1764 and 1765 the Caffe , a periodical on the plan of the " Spectator . " Among the papers contributed by Beccaria , was one upon style , wherein he attempts to prove that all ...
... afterward , he formed a literary club , from which issued in 1764 and 1765 the Caffe , a periodical on the plan of the " Spectator . " Among the papers contributed by Beccaria , was one upon style , wherein he attempts to prove that all ...
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... afterward King Henry III . , - being the first Englishman called to any high office after the conquest . From this time , he became the intimate associate , boon companion , and familiar friend of the king , whose private hours , as ...
... afterward King Henry III . , - being the first Englishman called to any high office after the conquest . From this time , he became the intimate associate , boon companion , and familiar friend of the king , whose private hours , as ...
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