AN ESSAY ON THE ULTIMATE PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, AND PHYSIOLOGY, DEDUCED FROM THE DISTRIBUTION OF MATTER INTO CLASSES OR KINDS, AND FROM OTHER SOURCES
Vanuxem, Lardner
Published by Carey, Lea & Carey, Philadelphia, 1827
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91,[1]pp. Original half red cloth and paper boards, paper label. Spine sunned and slightly chipped at head. Scattered foxing. Overall very good. A work of scientific philosophy by a progressive American geologist. Vanuxem is best known for his GEOLOGY OF NEW YORK, where he appears to have postulated the theory of evolution long before the voyage of the Beagle. He also took an interest in a variety of civil rights and religious issues, especially new religions such as Mormonism and Millerism, and he was an advocate of women's liberation. The present work presents his views on science and philosophy, with specific discussions on metallurgy. OCLC 8593290. Merrill, THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS OF AMERICAN GEOLOGY, pp.122-23. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 31585. Seller Inventory # WRCAM28542
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Publisher: Carey, Lea & Carey, Philadelphia
Publication Date: 1827
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An essay on the ultimate principles of chemistry, natural philosophy, and physiology, deduced from the distribution of matter into two classes or kinds, and from other sources. Pt. 1. Volume c.1 1827 [LeatherBound]
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An essay on the ultimate principles of chemistry, natural philosophy, and physiology, deduced from the distribution of matter into two classes or kinds, and from other sources. Pt. 1. Volume c.1 1827 [Leather Bound]
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An Essay On The Ultimate Principles of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, and Physiology, Deduced From The Distribution Of Matter Into Classes Or Kinds, And From Other Sources
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Octavo, 91, 1 pp, uncut. Modern binding of quarter leather with marbled boards. Scientific work by American Geologist Lardner Vanuxem. Toning to pages, chipping along margins, especially of title page and first three leaves, owner inscription to title page, pencil notes to lower margin of two pages. Seller Inventory # 2319
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AN ESSAY ON THE ULTIMATE PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, AND PHYSIOLOGY, DEDUCED FROM THE DISTRIBUTION OF MATTER INTO CLASSES OR KINDS, AND FROM OTHER SOURCES.
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Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Carey, 1827., 1827
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91,[1]pp. Original half red cloth and paper boards, paper label. Spine sunned and slightly chipped at head. Scattered foxing. Overall very good. A work of scientific philosophy by a progressive American geologist. Vanuxem is best known for his GEOLOGY OF NEW YORK, where he appears to have postulated the theory of evolution long before the voyage of the Beagle. He also took an interest in a variety of civil rights and religious issues, especially new religions such as Mormonism and Millerism, and he was an advocate of women's liberation. The present work presents his views on science and philosophy, with specific discussions on metallurgy. OCLC 8593290. Merrill, THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS OF AMERICAN GEOLOGY, pp.122-23. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 31585. Seller Inventory # 28542
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