The Living Age, Volume 201Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1894 |
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... present time , because recent researches have tended in a remarkable manner to confirm the doctrines first enunci- ated by Dr. Stoney . would present the most conspicuous features . They would be the objects that would command most ...
... present time , because recent researches have tended in a remarkable manner to confirm the doctrines first enunci- ated by Dr. Stoney . would present the most conspicuous features . They would be the objects that would command most ...
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... present time ; the result being that or at least a one - sided , view of the labor at this moment produces less matter ; and that the true view of the than five - thirteenths of the existing point at issue is obtained not by in- quiring ...
... present time ; the result being that or at least a one - sided , view of the labor at this moment produces less matter ; and that the true view of the than five - thirteenths of the existing point at issue is obtained not by in- quiring ...
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... present a barrier geographical evolution . to animal migration , would then have been well - watered , fertile prairies , thin scrub would have been replaced by woodland , and the present woods would have spread out from the river ...
... present a barrier geographical evolution . to animal migration , would then have been well - watered , fertile prairies , thin scrub would have been replaced by woodland , and the present woods would have spread out from the river ...
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