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... appears at irregular intervals in parts or brochures ( desig- nated by pages and designed either for separate preservation or for gather- ing into volumes ) which consist either of single memoirs or of magazine brochures made up of ...
... appears at irregular intervals in parts or brochures ( desig- nated by pages and designed either for separate preservation or for gather- ing into volumes ) which consist either of single memoirs or of magazine brochures made up of ...
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... appears to have been of a higher order than that of the Mexicans . It is not probable that hieroglyphics were in use among any of the South American Indians , though it is said that traces of a pictorial alphabet have been found . The ...
... appears to have been of a higher order than that of the Mexicans . It is not probable that hieroglyphics were in use among any of the South American Indians , though it is said that traces of a pictorial alphabet have been found . The ...
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... appears from the foregoing statement that all the carrying trade to and from South America , by water , is by foreign steamers ; that only four of these are American lines ; that the railroads are generally owned and operated by ...
... appears from the foregoing statement that all the carrying trade to and from South America , by water , is by foreign steamers ; that only four of these are American lines ; that the railroads are generally owned and operated by ...
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... appear to be in the nature of speculation , which , by good authority , is defined to be " chiefly the work of the imagination , and has little to do with realities . " The status of the meteoro- logical discussion which has been going ...
... appear to be in the nature of speculation , which , by good authority , is defined to be " chiefly the work of the imagination , and has little to do with realities . " The status of the meteoro- logical discussion which has been going ...
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... appears to afford the means of more clearly expressing the relations that exist between the mass of the atmosphere and the forces available for the generation and movement of storms . Its tentative application at the Signal Office has ...
... appears to afford the means of more clearly expressing the relations that exist between the mass of the atmosphere and the forces available for the generation and movement of storms . Its tentative application at the Signal Office has ...
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