Elements of General Knowledge, Introductory to Useful Books in the Principal Branches of Literature and Science: With Lists of the Most Approved Authors, Including the Best Editions of the Classics ; Designed Chiefly for the Junior Students in the Universities and the Higher Classes in Schools ; in Two Volumes. 2Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Church Yard; Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Egerton, Withehall; J. Parker and J. Cooke, Oxford; and Deighton, Cambridge, 1806 - 553 oldal |
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119. oldal
... Sun 883,246 Mercury 3,224 37 Venus 7,687 68 The Earth . 7,911 95 The Moon 2,180 95 Mars 4,189 144 Jupiter . 89,170 490 Saturn 79,042 900 Georgium Sidus 35,112 1800 Millions of miles . 83 23 16 23 21 224 16 49 1 - 365 5 48 29 17 44 24 39 ...
... Sun 883,246 Mercury 3,224 37 Venus 7,687 68 The Earth . 7,911 95 The Moon 2,180 95 Mars 4,189 144 Jupiter . 89,170 490 Saturn 79,042 900 Georgium Sidus 35,112 1800 Millions of miles . 83 23 16 23 21 224 16 49 1 - 365 5 48 29 17 44 24 39 ...
152. oldal
... Sun , the former bounds of our fyftem are doubled . By the direction of his glaffes to the celestial regions at large , he has opened a profpect not only of new stars , but new fyftems of stars . With a Newtonian reflecting telescope ...
... Sun , the former bounds of our fyftem are doubled . By the direction of his glaffes to the celestial regions at large , he has opened a profpect not only of new stars , but new fyftems of stars . With a Newtonian reflecting telescope ...
167. oldal
... Sun ; the native of Bengal adores the Ganges , which fertilizes his plains ; and the wandering Iroquois implores the fpirits , who prefide over his lakes and forefts , to grant him fuccefs in fifhing , and favourable feasons for the ...
... Sun ; the native of Bengal adores the Ganges , which fertilizes his plains ; and the wandering Iroquois implores the fpirits , who prefide over his lakes and forefts , to grant him fuccefs in fifhing , and favourable feasons for the ...
370. oldal
... us in The Population of England and Wales in 1700 was 5,475,544 ; in 1801 it amounted to 9,168,713 , if the statement in the Sun Paper be correct . the the foreign markets , but will draw English capitals from 2 370 COMMERCE .
... us in The Population of England and Wales in 1700 was 5,475,544 ; in 1801 it amounted to 9,168,713 , if the statement in the Sun Paper be correct . the the foreign markets , but will draw English capitals from 2 370 COMMERCE .
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