Thomas Jefferson: Scientist, Količina 1H. Schuman, 1952 - 289 strani |
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... present solid form , but in a state of fluidity ; because its present shape of an oblate spheroid is precisely that which a fluid mass revolving on its axis would assume . I suppose that the same equilibrium between gravity and ...
... present solid form , but in a state of fluidity ; because its present shape of an oblate spheroid is precisely that which a fluid mass revolving on its axis would assume . I suppose that the same equilibrium between gravity and ...
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... presents him a new species , which will appear in his next volumes . " In conversations with Buffon Jefferson found ... present . " Cary is further to try to borrow the elk horns owned by David Ross . To increase the chances of getting ...
... presents him a new species , which will appear in his next volumes . " In conversations with Buffon Jefferson found ... present . " Cary is further to try to borrow the elk horns owned by David Ross . To increase the chances of getting ...
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... present prosperity ! Cobbett used Jefferson's friendship for the astronomer David Rittenhouse as an additional target . Rittenhouse , said Cobbett , " was a great philosopher , but the only proof we had of his political talents was his ...
... present prosperity ! Cobbett used Jefferson's friendship for the astronomer David Rittenhouse as an additional target . Rittenhouse , said Cobbett , " was a great philosopher , but the only proof we had of his political talents was his ...
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