Thomas Jefferson: Scientist, Svazek 1H. Schuman, 1952 - Počet stran: 289 |
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... inches ; besides a great deal of external framing . " To his daughter Martha , Jefferson wrote , “ A mind always ... inches in diameter . " Near Nice he found fig trees " eighteen inches in diameter , and six feet , stem . " It was also ...
... inches ; besides a great deal of external framing . " To his daughter Martha , Jefferson wrote , “ A mind always ... inches in diameter . " Near Nice he found fig trees " eighteen inches in diameter , and six feet , stem . " It was also ...
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... inches " ; and that the Roman bricks of the circus of Bordeaux were nineteen to twenty inches long , eleven or twelve inches wide , and from an inch and a half to two inches thick . To his friend William Short , Jefferson described his ...
... inches " ; and that the Roman bricks of the circus of Bordeaux were nineteen to twenty inches long , eleven or twelve inches wide , and from an inch and a half to two inches thick . To his friend William Short , Jefferson described his ...
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... inches long , when those of the lion are not 11/2 inches ; whose thighbone was 614 diameter ; when that of the lion is not 111⁄2 inches ? Were not the things within the jurisdiction of the rule and compass , and of ocular in- spection ...
... inches long , when those of the lion are not 11/2 inches ; whose thighbone was 614 diameter ; when that of the lion is not 111⁄2 inches ? Were not the things within the jurisdiction of the rule and compass , and of ocular in- spection ...
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