The Popular Science Monthly, Том 6D. Appleton, 1875 |
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... practical mind , turned Lake Avernus into an oyster - bed ; and through his culture of this bivalve the Lucrin oysters , as they were called , became in reputation the " Saddle - Rocks " of Rome . And what a splendid market he had ! His ...
... practical mind , turned Lake Avernus into an oyster - bed ; and through his culture of this bivalve the Lucrin oysters , as they were called , became in reputation the " Saddle - Rocks " of Rome . And what a splendid market he had ! His ...
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... practical knowledge of the bivalve extended to the personal consumption of just one hundred at a time . These learned men knew nothing about amoebas , or they would surely have leaped to the conclusion that an oyster was an amœboid ...
... practical knowledge of the bivalve extended to the personal consumption of just one hundred at a time . These learned men knew nothing about amoebas , or they would surely have leaped to the conclusion that an oyster was an amœboid ...
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... practical life than in the world of thought , and it was important that it should be carried out in the various fields of its application . Moreover , Mr. Spencer had been drawn to the investigation by his interest in the study of human ...
... practical life than in the world of thought , and it was important that it should be carried out in the various fields of its application . Moreover , Mr. Spencer had been drawn to the investigation by his interest in the study of human ...
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... are first derived from facts and phenomena by the method of induc- tion , and then systematically verified by deduction from principles already established . It is more practical than any other 42 THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY .
... are first derived from facts and phenomena by the method of induc- tion , and then systematically verified by deduction from principles already established . It is more practical than any other 42 THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY .
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already established . It is more practical than any other , because it bears immediately upon common experience , takes hold of the living questions of the time , throws light upon the course of human affairs , and gives knowledge that ...
already established . It is more practical than any other , because it bears immediately upon common experience , takes hold of the living questions of the time , throws light upon the course of human affairs , and gives knowledge that ...
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