Useful Transactions (Q105647565)
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1709 three‐volume set of books by William King
- Uſeful Tranſactions in Philoſophy, and Other Sorts of Learning
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1709 three‐volume set of books by William King |
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January 1709Gregorian
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Uſeful Tranſactions in Philoſophy, And other ſorts of Learning, For the Months of January and February, 170⁸₉. (English)
Printed for Bernard Lintott, at the Croſs‐Keys, between the two Temple‐Gates, in Fleetſtreet.
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February 1709Gregorian
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For the Months of January and February, 170⁸₉.
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September 1709Gregorian
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For the Months of May, June, July, Auguſt and September, 1709.
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It has been an old ſaying, that there is no Opinion ſo abſurd but that it has been maintain’d by ſome Philoſopher, as that Snow is black, that Cabbages ſpeak in the Moon, and that the Magpy is the moſt conſiderable Lawyer in the Sun ; that the Birds call’d Ganzas will carry a Man up to thoſe Countries as Griffins will to the South Continent. (English)
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