 | 1806 - 604 str.
...this Paper will not permit me to enter into the various arguments and facts which have been adduced in the support of these different opinions ; but the...different works, and I shall therefore only notice a few of the latter which have occurred in the course of my experiments. The observations of Dr. CORREA DE... | |
 | William Nicholson - 1806 - 884 str.
...this Paper will not permit me to enter into the various arguments and facts which have been ;i<lduced in the support of these different opinions; but the...different works, and I shall therefore only notice a few of the latter which have occurred in the course of my experiments. The observations of Dr. COR.KEA... | |
 | 1807 - 532 str.
...this Paper will not permit me to enter into the various arguments and facts which have been adduced in the support of these different opinions ; but the...therefore only notice a few * Geological Essays, p. Sl6. , f Ibid. p. 327. P2 Of of the latter which have occurred in the course of my experiments. The... | |
 | John Holland - 1835 - 514 str.
...arrived ; namely — that the theory which regards vegetable substances as the principal origin of coal, much the most probable, because it is corroborated...geological facts, as well as by many experimental results, — has by no means been unincumbered with difficulties. It has, indeed, been justly remarked, that... | |
 | John Holland - 1835 - 516 str.
...arrived ; namely — that the theory which regards vegetable substances as the principal origin of coal, much the most probable, because it is corroborated...geological facts, as well as by many experimental results, — has by no means been unincumbered with difficulties. It has, indeed, been justly remarked, that... | |
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The limits of this Paper will not permit me to enter into the various arguments and facts which have been adduced in the support of these different opinions ; but the second, or that which regards the vegetable substances as the principal origin of coal,... 