...shall cite a passage from the same historical work which I recently quoted for a differentpurpose. Lord Macaulay, in treating of the Act of Toleration...certain lever, or of a certain system of pulleys, will " raise a certain weight. Bat his demonstration proceeds on the •i that the machinery is such as...

...legislation. The science of Politics bears in one respect a close analogy to the science of Mechanics. The mathematician can easily demonstrate that a certain...that the machinery is such as no load will bend or break. If the engineer, who has to lift a great mass of real granite by the instrumentality of real...

...legislation. The science of Politics bears in one respect a close analogy to the science of Mechanics. The mathematician can easily demonstrate that a certain...that the machinery is such as no load will bend or break. If the engineer, who has to lift a great mass of real granite by the instrumentality of real...

...one respect a close analogy to the science of Mechanics. The mathematician can easily deinonstrate that a certain power, applied by means of a certain...demonstration proceeds on the supposition that the maohinery is such as no load will bend or break. lf the engineer, who has to lift a great tnass of...

...one respect a close analogy to thé science of Mechanics. The mathematician can easily deinonstrate that a certain power, applied by means of a certain...pulleys, will suffice to raise a certain weight. But his démonstration proceeds on thé supposition that thé machinery is such as no load will bend or break....

...easily demonstrate that a certain lxiwer, applied by means of a certain lever or of n certain system "I pulleys, will suffice to raise a certain weight. But...that the machinery is such as no load will bend or break. If tf.i engineer, who has to lift a great mass of real granite by the instrumentality of rc.d...

...in one respect a clow analogy to the science of Mechanics. The mathematician can easily demmistr.i> that a certain power, applied by means of a certain...of pulleys, will suffice to raise a certain weight. Uut his demonstration proceeds e•!• the supposition that the machinery is such as no load will...

...legislation. The science of Politics bears in one respect a close analogy to the science of Mechanics. The mathematician can easily demonstrate that a certain...certain lever or of a certain system of pulleys, will suffiee to raise a certain weight. But his demonstration proceeds on the supposition that the machinery...

...means of a rei.tain lever or of a certain system of pulleys, will sufHee to raise a certain weight. Hut his demonstration proceeds on the supposition that the machinery is such as no load will bend or break. If the engineer, who has to lift a great mass of real granite by the instrumentality of real...

...legislation. The science of Politics bears in one respect a close analogy to the science of Mechanics. The mathematician can easily demonstrate that a certain...that the machinery is such as no load will bend or break. If the engineer, who has to lift a great mass of real granite by the instrumentality of real...