...body is more heated by the fun when we walk abroad, and are at the fame time heated by the cxcrcife, which double heat is apt to bring on putrid, dangerous fevers ? That foldiers and feamen who muft march and labour in- the fun, fhould in the Eaftor Weft-Indies have an...

...body is more heated by the fun when we walk abroad, and are at the fame time heated, by the exercife, which double heat is apt to bring on putrid dangerous fevers ? That foldiers and feamcn, who muft march and labour in the fun, mould, in the Eaft or Weft-Indies, have...

...body is more heated by the fun when we walk abroad, and «re at the fame time heated by the exercife, which double heat is apt to bring on putrid dangerous fevers ? That foldiers and feannen, who mufl march and labour in the fun, Ihould, in the Eaft or Weft-Indies, have...

...all. » " What signifies philosophy that does not apply to some use? — May we not learn from hence, that black clothes are not so fit to wear in a hot...putrid dangerous fevers? That soldiers and seamen, who must march and labour in the sun, should in the East or West I Indies have an uniform of white?...

...it at all. What signifies philosophy that does not apply to some use ? May we not learn from hence, that black clothes are not so fit to wear in a hot...putrid dangerous fevers ? that soldiers and seamen, who must march and labour in the sun, should in the East or West Indies have an uniform of white? that...

...sunn/ climate or season, as white ones ; because in such clothes the body is more heated by the suu when we walk abroad, and are at the same time heated...putrid dangerous fevers ? that soldiers and seamen, who must march and labour in the sun, should in the East or West Indies have an uniform of white ?...

...because in such clothes the hody is more heated by the sun when we walk abroad, andareatthesametimeheated by the exercise; which double heat is apt to bring...putrid dangerous fevers ? that soldiers and seamen, who must march and lahour in the tun, should in the East or West Indies have an uniform of white *...

...white ones ; became, in such cloths the body ie more heated by the sun when we walk abroad, and is the same time heated by the exercise, which double heat is apt to bring on putrid fevers Soldiers and seamen, who must march and labour in the sun, should, in the East or West Indies,...

...management and adaptation of heat. Dr. Franklin (Dr. Franklin's works, London 1806; vol. ii. p. 109) who never lost sight of practical utility in his scientific...hats should be generally worn in summer; and that garden-walls for fruit trees would absorb more heat front being blackened. Count Rumford and Sir Everard...

...author of the paper, from the result of his experiments with coloured cloths on the absorption of beat, drew the conclusion, " that black clothes are not...heat from being blackened. "Count Rumford and Sir Evrd. Home, on the contrary," Dr. Stark continued, "come to a conclusion entirely the reverse of this....