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the heavens could be ascribed to one law gave a clue to other laws . This discovery gave astronomy a unity which stimulated contemporaries to attempt the same for other sciences . At nearly the same time , Leibnitz and Newton invented ...
the heavens could be ascribed to one law gave a clue to other laws . This discovery gave astronomy a unity which stimulated contemporaries to attempt the same for other sciences . At nearly the same time , Leibnitz and Newton invented ...
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It gave a perfectly lucid and connected account of the action of the heart and the movement of the blood . Harvey thought so clearly that his unerring conclusions are drawn in a startlingly easy manner . Declaring that the movement of ...
It gave a perfectly lucid and connected account of the action of the heart and the movement of the blood . Harvey thought so clearly that his unerring conclusions are drawn in a startlingly easy manner . Declaring that the movement of ...
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In order to take the opposition by surprise , Napoleon gave a grand ball at the palace ( December 1 , 1851 ) . During the night he ordered the arrest of all deputies and generals who might oppose him , and stationed troops under loyal ...
In order to take the opposition by surprise , Napoleon gave a grand ball at the palace ( December 1 , 1851 ) . During the night he ordered the arrest of all deputies and generals who might oppose him , and stationed troops under loyal ...
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TOWARD FREEDOM | 123 |
INTERNATIONAL RIVALRY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CEN | 174 |
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