MacMillan's Magazine, Volume 22Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris 1870 |
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Pagina 188
... forces . He showed that the force must reside in the ultimate particles ; it is a property of these , and not of masses or volumes ; and is therefore not the result of acci- dent , but is a force inherent in the ultimate atoms of all ...
... forces . He showed that the force must reside in the ultimate particles ; it is a property of these , and not of masses or volumes ; and is therefore not the result of acci- dent , but is a force inherent in the ultimate atoms of all ...
Pagina 404
... force would be most valuable . Some of the militia regiments , especially those trained at Aldershot , are really tine soldiers . Most of the regiments , how- ever , are unprovided with greatcoats and proper equipments . In addition to ...
... force would be most valuable . Some of the militia regiments , especially those trained at Aldershot , are really tine soldiers . Most of the regiments , how- ever , are unprovided with greatcoats and proper equipments . In addition to ...
Pagina 405
... force of cavalry which suffers from the same faults of or- ganization that the militia does , with this additional one , that being cavalry , and consequently requiring more drill than infantry , it gets only about one - third . In its ...
... force of cavalry which suffers from the same faults of or- ganization that the militia does , with this additional one , that being cavalry , and consequently requiring more drill than infantry , it gets only about one - third . In its ...
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Principles and Prejudices | 80 |
Poetess A forgotten English Edited by Mrs BROTHERTON | 93 |
Restitution By E H HICKEY | 111 |
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