Manusmṛti. [Ancient Sanskrit code of law, with the commentary of Kullūka,

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Epistemology, or the theory of knowledge; an introduction to general metaphysics, by P. Coffey ...

First published, 1917; reprinted 1958."

Theory of flow and fracture of solids

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The kinetonucleus of flagellates and the binuclear theory of Hartmann,

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Wills, estates, and trusts; a manual of law, accounting, and procedure, for executors, administrators, and trustees,

Paged continuously.

An introduction to the theory of infinite series,

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An elementary lecture on the theory of life assurance, delivered at a meeting of the Birmingham Insurance Institute, 11th January, 1889.

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Essay on the theory of the earth /

Incluye índice.

A new theory of consumptions, more especially of a phthisis or consumption of the lungs ... /

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The theory of moral sentiments or An essay towards an Analysis of the Principles by Which Men naturally judge concerning the Conduct and Character, first of their Neighbours, and afterwards of themselves, to wich is added, a Dissertation on the Origin of Languages by Adam Smith, LL.D.

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An essay on the theory of the production of animal heat : and his application in the tratment of cutaneus eruptions, inflammations and some other diseases /

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The practice of physic in general, as delivered in a course of lectures on the theory of diseases and the proper method of treating them /

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The practice and theory of inoculation : : with an account if its success in a letter to a friend /

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Astronomy of the satellites of the Earth, Jupiter and Saturn : grounded upon Sir Isaac Newton's theory of the Earth's satellite ... Also new tables of the motions of the satellites of Jupiter and Saturn ... by which their places and position ... may be exactly determined at any given time. Adapted to the meridian of London. To which is added a problem to find the latitude of the place by the altitude of the sun, moon, or star, upon any azimuth ... /

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Curiosities of law and lawyers,/

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