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It was , merely to apply to the water wheel the principle commonly adopted by those who have attempted the perpetuum mobile * , which I fhall endeavour to explain . Let the water , then , be conducted to the wheel by a conduit ...
It was , merely to apply to the water wheel the principle commonly adopted by those who have attempted the perpetuum mobile * , which I fhall endeavour to explain . Let the water , then , be conducted to the wheel by a conduit ...
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The author of the Principles of Penal Law , says , that the crime of treason is of such a nature , as to require the ultimum supplicium , or the extirpation of the criminal ; but every step beyond this is a trace of barbarity .
The author of the Principles of Penal Law , says , that the crime of treason is of such a nature , as to require the ultimum supplicium , or the extirpation of the criminal ; but every step beyond this is a trace of barbarity .
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But you cannot be ignorant , that here the utmost importance is attached to those principles which France wishes to establish by this proceeding , and to those consequences which would naturally result from them ; and that not only ...
But you cannot be ignorant , that here the utmost importance is attached to those principles which France wishes to establish by this proceeding , and to those consequences which would naturally result from them ; and that not only ...
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