The Analectic Magazine ...: Comprising Original Reviews, Biography, Analytical Abstracts of New Publications, Translations from French Journals, and Selections from the Most Esteemed British Reviews : V. 1-14, 1813-19 : New Ser., V. 1-2, 1820, 第 11 卷M. Thomas, 1818 |
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... taken it and seen it taken in large doses , as a remedy for rheumatism , with little effect . Its colour as ink , is an indelible dirty , dark brown , as we know . The red colour is fugitive with every known mordant . In page 43 it is ...
... taken it and seen it taken in large doses , as a remedy for rheumatism , with little effect . Its colour as ink , is an indelible dirty , dark brown , as we know . The red colour is fugitive with every known mordant . In page 43 it is ...
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... taken . This plant was made the subject of an interesting communication to the Linnæan society of New England , by Dr. John Randall . The ex- periments made by him on its medical uses and pharmaceutical prepa- * The quaint appellation ...
... taken . This plant was made the subject of an interesting communication to the Linnæan society of New England , by Dr. John Randall . The ex- periments made by him on its medical uses and pharmaceutical prepa- * The quaint appellation ...
第13页
... taken up by the absorbent vessels and returned into the system when necessary . The meat is cut into slices , exposed to the sun , until the juices are completely dried up , which is termed jerking , then packed away for use . Of the ...
... taken up by the absorbent vessels and returned into the system when necessary . The meat is cut into slices , exposed to the sun , until the juices are completely dried up , which is termed jerking , then packed away for use . Of the ...
第14页
... taken by Lewis and Clarke across the mountains was , perhaps , the very worst that could have been selected . Mr. Henry , a member of the Missouri company , and his hunters , have discovered several passes , not only very practicable ...
... taken by Lewis and Clarke across the mountains was , perhaps , the very worst that could have been selected . Mr. Henry , a member of the Missouri company , and his hunters , have discovered several passes , not only very practicable ...
第18页
... taken from the pods , is thrown into the trough , and the belt is put on the fast pully . The saws , in passing through the troughs , continue to load their teeth with cotton , which is instantly thrown off by the brush , and in a few ...
... taken from the pods , is thrown into the trough , and the belt is put on the fast pully . The saws , in passing through the troughs , continue to load their teeth with cotton , which is instantly thrown off by the brush , and in a few ...
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