Cursory thoughts on some natural phenomena
bearing chiefly on the primary cause of the succession of new species, and on the unity of force
by Thomas Ewbank
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Cosmology, Attractions, Evolution, Observations, Magnetism, Planets, Change, Heat, Friction, Gravitation, Motion, Geomagnetism, Ether (Space)Places
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Cursory thoughts on some natural phenomena: bearing chiefly on the primary cause of the succession of new species, and on the unity of force
1863, Scribner, 124 Grand Street, Charles B. Richardson, 264 Canal Street
in English
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Cursory thoughts on some natural phenomena: bearing chiefly on the primary cause of the succession of new species, and on the unity of force
1863, Scribner, 124 Grand Street, Charles B. Richardson, 264 Canal Street
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in English
- 2nd ed., with addenda.
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Imprint varies. On front wrapper: New-York : William Everdell's Sons, 104 Fulton Street.
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