The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 494
... figures of trumpeters and a holly bush with blackbirds and thrushes that sang and moved . Early mechanical clocks , dating from the 14th century , were set up in public places and equipped with human- looking figures that marked the ...
... figures of trumpeters and a holly bush with blackbirds and thrushes that sang and moved . Early mechanical clocks , dating from the 14th century , were set up in public places and equipped with human- looking figures that marked the ...
Page 496
... figures in a garden scene and a carillon musical movement , Geneva , c . 1820. In a private collection . Length 7.62 cm . ( Top centre ) Silver swan that swims in water of glass rods , London , 18th century . In the Bowes Museum ...
... figures in a garden scene and a carillon musical movement , Geneva , c . 1820. In a private collection . Length 7.62 cm . ( Top centre ) Silver swan that swims in water of glass rods , London , 18th century . In the Bowes Museum ...
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... ( Figures 9c and 9d ) . A stone cannot occupy the last free point of one of its own groups unless enemy stones are captured by this action ( Figure 9e ) . Vacant points controlled by stones of one colour are called eyes , and a group with ...
... ( Figures 9c and 9d ) . A stone cannot occupy the last free point of one of its own groups unless enemy stones are captured by this action ( Figure 9e ) . Vacant points controlled by stones of one colour are called eyes , and a group with ...
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