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A L G [ 455 1 A L H Algol, that three Englifh fifty-gun fiu' ps might batter it about Algonqmns t h e ea ig of its inhabitants from the harbour. If fo, v the Spaniards muft have been very deficient either in courage or conduft. They attacked it in the year 1775, by lknd and by fea, but wererepulfed with great lofs; tho...
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A L H [ 456 ] A L H Alhambra, of them expreffive of the following meanings: “ There i s no conqueror but God;” or, “ Obedience and ho- nour to our Lord Abouabdoula.” The ceilings are gilt or painted, and time has caufed no diminution in the frelhnefs of their colours, though conftantly expo- fed to the air. The lower p...
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A L H [ 457 3 A L I Alhambra, of LIndaraxa, into an additional building made to the 4 ”—"v - -”—' eaft end by Charles V. The rooms are fmall and low. His dear motto, Plus outre, appears on every beam. This leads to a little tower, proje&ing from the line of the north wall, called El tocador, or the dreffing-room of the...
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A L I [ 458 ] A L I after part of the rock was blown up. on which the caftle merly very numerous in England, and fo called from Alienation, flood, and the governor killed. The houfes are high, their belonging to foreign abbeys. Aliment. J and well built; and a very great trade is carried on here, ALIENATION, in law, de...
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A L I l 459 1 A L I ■ AlimeiH. blood. In hot climates, as well as again(l the confti- b "“’ v tutional heat of particular perfons, vegetables are de- manded in the largeft portion ; animal fubftances af- ford the higheft relifh while our appetite continues 5 but will fate the appetite before the ftomach is duly fil- le...
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A L K [ 460 ] A L K AHfontla open air, and they require a bog to make them thrive : Alkali k ut as they are plants of no great beauty or ufe, it is . not worth while to cultivate them in this country. ALISONTIA, or Alisuntia, (anc. geog.); a river of Belgic Gaul, now Alfitz; which rifing on the borders of Lorrain, and ...
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Alkali. A L K [46 A Alkali, ed with much phlogifton, and fometxmes with lime, . . , fait, or other hetei-ogeneous matters ; for which rea- .1 fon they are not to be employed in the nicer chemi- cal experiments, without being purified by folution in water, by filtration, and cryftallization. The pureft of all thefe falt...
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A L K kali mild cauftic Hates. A L K [ 462 ] they have been fuppofed to purify, though it is more than probable that they decompofe and communicate difagreeable qualities to it. Volatile al- The volatile alkali, when procured immediately by Acid of tartar >** the diftillation of any fubftance capable of yielding it, A ...
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A L K [ 463 7 A L K U Alkali, though the particular virtues of vegetable and foffil al- ... _ k a ]i have not hitherto been properly afcertained. It sj ledical is probable, however, that there mull be a confider- i| irtues of able diverfity in their operations on the human body, I kaline as the vegetable alkali fhows i...
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A L K [ 464 1 A L K Alkaii. the alkaline falts and lime which they contained ; and taking any thing which is likely to counteraft or de- " therefore he began to try what effefts a foap-ley would ftroy the effefts of the ley.” have on himfelf. At firft he took only a few drops, but gradually increafed his dofe till he c...
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A L K [ 465 ] A L K Alkali, tural bodies, or formed by the force of fire, uniting the ' principles of which they confift in the burning or di- fiilling the fubftances from which they are got. It is generally fuppofed that they are formed by the force of fire intimately uniting an earth, an acid, and an in- flammable ma...
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