Review of Dr Winslow's Force and Nature
A critical summary of C F Winslow's theory that a universal repulsive power counteracts gravitation, its historical roots, and the book's dense, obscure prose. The piece questions definitions of space and inertia, cites Newton and Young, and previews a deeper look at cosmical repulsion in a subsequent notice.
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C. F. Winslow
Winslow
Dr. Winslow
Boscovitch
Newton
Coke
Hese
Professor Robison
Robison
Thomas Young
Young
Encke
Faraday
Vesuvius
Brief Notices of Bible Abridgments and Introductions
Brief notices highlight Dean Alford's Greek Testament abridgement by Bradley H Aurorp with English notes and the portable New Testament text. Also reviewed is William Carpenter's Introduction to the Study and Reading of the English Bible, noting its didactic value and controversial passages. The piece comments on authorship claims and past editorial work, with cautious praise for usefulness and fidelity to sources.
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Dean Alford
BrapLey H. Aurorp
M.A
London
Rivingtons
Bradley Alford
William Carpenter
W. Partridge
Carpenter
Calmet
Hinds
Hereford
Norwich
Maurice
F. W. Newman
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