Noah, Customs, and Scriptural Explanations in 1809 Letter
A 1809 letter discusses dietary rules in biblical context, noting that blood with flesh is not a crime but warns readers to consider surrounding circumstances. It critiques expounders of scripture for overreaching interpretations and praises a miscellany that encourages thoughtful reasoning. The letter is signed from St Martins Lane, London, May 5, 1809 by James Hall.
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The Loadstone in Iron Mines and its Poles
The loadstone is found in iron mines and resembles iron in weight and colour. It notably turns so that one end points north and the other south, with a slight eastern or western tilt. When two loadstones approach, the north poles repel each other, revealing magnetic attraction and repulsion.
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