The Edinburgh Encyclopædia Conducted by David Brewster, with the Assistance of Gentlemen Eminent in Science and Literature, 1권J. and E. Parker, 1832 |
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... sufficient to procure a scanty and precarious subsistence for himself ; and cir- cumstances so adverse , not only form a bar to the in- troduction of other arts , but also chill and render tor- pid every faculty of the human mind . When ...
... sufficient to procure a scanty and precarious subsistence for himself ; and cir- cumstances so adverse , not only form a bar to the in- troduction of other arts , but also chill and render tor- pid every faculty of the human mind . When ...
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... sufficient quantity , is commonly resorted to . The mode of using it does not , however , seem to be agreed upon ; for , while one party contends that the grain ought to be steeped in the urine , another party considers it as sufficient ...
... sufficient quantity , is commonly resorted to . The mode of using it does not , however , seem to be agreed upon ; for , while one party contends that the grain ought to be steeped in the urine , another party considers it as sufficient ...
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... sufficient quantity has not hitherto been culti- vated to supply the wants of the inhabitants . Whether the British climate is unfavourable to the growth of this article , or whether the constant demand for bread - corn prevents a due ...
... sufficient quantity has not hitherto been culti- vated to supply the wants of the inhabitants . Whether the British climate is unfavourable to the growth of this article , or whether the constant demand for bread - corn prevents a due ...
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