The Popular Science Monthly, Том 6D. Appleton, 1875 |
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... continued for several suc- cessive days , always causes very low tides in Long Island Sound and its bays . On the farm of David Allen , situated near the head of Great Neck , on the eastern shore of Little Neck Bay , is a rock about ...
... continued for several suc- cessive days , always causes very low tides in Long Island Sound and its bays . On the farm of David Allen , situated near the head of Great Neck , on the eastern shore of Little Neck Bay , is a rock about ...
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... continued unusually long has smothered the beds by agitation of the mud , for the oyster must keep its nib out of the bottom . But two seasons ago , in one of the branches of Shrewsbury River , a crop was almost entirely lost , the ...
... continued unusually long has smothered the beds by agitation of the mud , for the oyster must keep its nib out of the bottom . But two seasons ago , in one of the branches of Shrewsbury River , a crop was almost entirely lost , the ...
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... continued , each remove resulting in a longer ex- posure . And with what results ? Two very curious ones - inurement to exposure , and the inculcation of a provident habit of making prepa- ration for the same . What ! providence in an ...
... continued , each remove resulting in a longer ex- posure . And with what results ? Two very curious ones - inurement to exposure , and the inculcation of a provident habit of making prepa- ration for the same . What ! providence in an ...
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... continued interest in the question of the functions of the state led him to write the essay on " Over - Legislation " in the Westminster Review ; and here , as in " Social Statics , " the conception of society as a growth , under the ...
... continued interest in the question of the functions of the state led him to write the essay on " Over - Legislation " in the Westminster Review ; and here , as in " Social Statics , " the conception of society as a growth , under the ...
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... continued publication will depend upon public support ; but the collection has been made by Mr. Spencer for his own use , and it will form the ground- work of the " Principles of Sociology " upon which 40 THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY .
... continued publication will depend upon public support ; but the collection has been made by Mr. Spencer for his own use , and it will form the ground- work of the " Principles of Sociology " upon which 40 THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY .
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