The Nineteenth Century, Volume 14Henry S. King & Company, 1883 |
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... measure the resistance offered by a given wire to the passage of a current , and to state it in terms of C.G.S. , as it is to measure the force of the current flowing over the wire and express it in similar terms . The next task was to ...
... measure the resistance offered by a given wire to the passage of a current , and to state it in terms of C.G.S. , as it is to measure the force of the current flowing over the wire and express it in similar terms . The next task was to ...
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... measure of punishment ; but the expec- tation of results in the mind of the culprit may still be a matter of great moment , for the man who designs serious evil results is more . wicked than he who designs slight evil results . ' But ...
... measure of punishment ; but the expec- tation of results in the mind of the culprit may still be a matter of great moment , for the man who designs serious evil results is more . wicked than he who designs slight evil results . ' But ...
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... measure , so anxious were the Cuban planters to obtain access to the English market , they would have been willing to abolish slavery as a condition of obtaining it . In fact , the largest mercantile house in the Havana had petitioned ...
... measure , so anxious were the Cuban planters to obtain access to the English market , they would have been willing to abolish slavery as a condition of obtaining it . In fact , the largest mercantile house in the Havana had petitioned ...
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WHY NOT PURCHASE THE SUEZ CANAL? By Edward Dicey | 188 |
361 733 | 356 |
CLOUDS OVER ARCADY By the Rev Dr Jessopp | 540 |
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