The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... known English papers are the Leeds - York- shire Post ( 1754 ) , with a daily since 1866 and an evening issue since 1890 ; the Newcastle Chron- icle ( 1764 ) , now issuing two daily editions ; the Liverpool Courier ( 1808 ) , two daily ...
... known English papers are the Leeds - York- shire Post ( 1754 ) , with a daily since 1866 and an evening issue since 1890 ; the Newcastle Chron- icle ( 1764 ) , now issuing two daily editions ; the Liverpool Courier ( 1808 ) , two daily ...
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... known to that body from his reflecting telescopes , and a month later his famous paper on a " New Theory About Light and Color " was read before that body , in which he states that " Light consists of rays differently refrangible " and ...
... known to that body from his reflecting telescopes , and a month later his famous paper on a " New Theory About Light and Color " was read before that body , in which he states that " Light consists of rays differently refrangible " and ...
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... known as the Catskills , whose highest peak , Slide Mountain , has an altitude of 4205 feet . South of the Catskills are the Shawangunk Mountains . The average elevation of the western part of the great plateau is about 1200 feet , with ...
... known as the Catskills , whose highest peak , Slide Mountain , has an altitude of 4205 feet . South of the Catskills are the Shawangunk Mountains . The average elevation of the western part of the great plateau is about 1200 feet , with ...
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... known as Washington Heights , offer charming sites for dwellings , and are in some places compactly built up , while extensive tracts are still covered with woods , presenting exquisite bits of scenery along the Hudson and Harlem rivers ...
... known as Washington Heights , offer charming sites for dwellings , and are in some places compactly built up , while extensive tracts are still covered with woods , presenting exquisite bits of scenery along the Hudson and Harlem rivers ...
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... known as the ' Flatiron , ' visible for miles , and presenting a striking architectural contrast with the Madison Square Garden . The graceful tower of the latter , copied from the Giralda of Seville , is surmounted by a gilded statue ...
... known as the ' Flatiron , ' visible for miles , and presenting a striking architectural contrast with the Madison Square Garden . The graceful tower of the latter , copied from the Giralda of Seville , is surmounted by a gilded statue ...
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