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... Munich , but on reaching Vienna learned that the war against the Turks would not be carried on , so he returned to Munich , and thence to England . M. Pictet gives the following as Rumford's account of the manner in which he was cured ...
... Munich , but on reaching Vienna learned that the war against the Turks would not be carried on , so he returned to Munich , and thence to England . M. Pictet gives the following as Rumford's account of the manner in which he was cured ...
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... Munich he began to put some of his plans into operation . The pay of the soldiers was only threepence per day , and their quarters extremely uncomfortable , while their drill and discipline were unnecessarily irksome . Thompson set to ...
... Munich he began to put some of his plans into operation . The pay of the soldiers was only threepence per day , and their quarters extremely uncomfortable , while their drill and discipline were unnecessarily irksome . Thompson set to ...
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... Munich in 1805 ; but under the new elector , though an old friend of the count , relation- ships do not seem to have been all that they were with his uncle , and at length the elector himself was compelled to leave Munich , and soon ...
... Munich in 1805 ; but under the new elector , though an old friend of the count , relation- ships do not seem to have been all that they were with his uncle , and at length the elector himself was compelled to leave Munich , and soon ...
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INTRODUCTION I | 1 |
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN | 38 |
HENRY CAVENDISH | 125 |
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