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... he has succeeded in penetrating more than three degrees of latitude farther
than any former navigator ; he has verified many curious facts , and made some
important additions to the sum of geographical knowledge . His narrative is that of
a ...
... he has succeeded in penetrating more than three degrees of latitude farther
than any former navigator ; he has verified many curious facts , and made some
important additions to the sum of geographical knowledge . His narrative is that of
a ...
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Such a work would be of extreme value ; the greatest difficulty our engineers
have to struggle with , is the want of knowledge of the practice of Europe , and of
the scientific principles of the works they are employed to superintend . The
errors ...
Such a work would be of extreme value ; the greatest difficulty our engineers
have to struggle with , is the want of knowledge of the practice of Europe , and of
the scientific principles of the works they are employed to superintend . The
errors ...
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... conduct is watched by the courts with a jealous eye . Every fact within his
knowledge , regarding which ignorance or mistake might possibly induce the
underwriter to compute his risk upon an incorrect basis , or to enter into the
contract on ...
... conduct is watched by the courts with a jealous eye . Every fact within his
knowledge , regarding which ignorance or mistake might possibly induce the
underwriter to compute his risk upon an incorrect basis , or to enter into the
contract on ...
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Perhaps he who buys my stock , has far less knowledge of this subject than I
have . But the facts on which I form my judgment are accessible to many , and
others may deduce a very different inference from them . The buyer knows that
there is ...
Perhaps he who buys my stock , has far less knowledge of this subject than I
have . But the facts on which I form my judgment are accessible to many , and
others may deduce a very different inference from them . The buyer knows that
there is ...
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Fashionable embellishments , and known expense of certain articles , give them
artificial value , and make thern appear beautiful to persons of superficial
knowledge and feelings ; to good common sense these things are matters of ...
Fashionable embellishments , and known expense of certain articles , give them
artificial value , and make thern appear beautiful to persons of superficial
knowledge and feelings ; to good common sense these things are matters of ...
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