The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... equal to nothing , muft lead into endless abfurdity . man . Sir Ifaac Newton's language is , on the contrary , clear , and cannot lead a beginner into error . The limiting ratio of ax2 + mx : bx2 + nx is that of m : n , because , by ...
... equal to nothing , muft lead into endless abfurdity . man . Sir Ifaac Newton's language is , on the contrary , clear , and cannot lead a beginner into error . The limiting ratio of ax2 + mx : bx2 + nx is that of m : n , because , by ...
الصفحة 430
... equal to unity ; you might as well fay it was equal to two , or two thousand , or two mil- lion , and that two , two thoufand , and two million , are equal . We shall not fail to imprefs upon the minds of our readers that such nonfenfe ...
... equal to unity ; you might as well fay it was equal to two , or two thousand , or two mil- lion , and that two , two thoufand , and two million , are equal . We shall not fail to imprefs upon the minds of our readers that such nonfenfe ...
الصفحة 461
... equal rate upon the two fpecies of property , land and houses , would be far more equitable , and the ex- pence would be confiderably diminished , while upon any emer- gency the state would know where to find a certain and equal fup ...
... equal rate upon the two fpecies of property , land and houses , would be far more equitable , and the ex- pence would be confiderably diminished , while upon any emer- gency the state would know where to find a certain and equal fup ...
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