Our World


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Our World


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From the PREFACE. This work treats of the author's original observation and discovery. The investigations are from a long life of study and research, not only in scientific thought but in every-day affairs of import to the general good of humanity. The author was born in the wilderness of Western New York, in pioneer days, and her infancy was rendered happy by the enchantment of nature that everywhere encompassed her. Hills, trees, wild berry bushes--first in flower and then decorated with shining fruit. These, with running streams filled with fishes, entranced the eyes of babyhood. This was all the Heaven a healthy, well-kept and much-loved child desired; a child whose loving parents never hinted at anything save a benevolent Lord over all. How natural that one born in such environment should look aloft for knowledge and desire direction of the good and All-wise Architect of the universe, and should feel a hallowed regard for the instinct (the answer) that seemed to emainate from that wish.




Our World


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This work treats of the author's original observation and discovery. The investigations are from a long life of study and research, not only in scientific thought but in every-day affairs of import to the general good of humanity.The author was born in the wilderness of Western New York, in pioneer days, and her infancy was rendered happy by the enchantment of nature that everywhere encompassed her. Hills, trees, wild berry bushes-first in flower and then decorated with shining fruit. These, with running streams filled with fishes, entranced the eyes of babyhood. This was all the Heaven a healthy, well-kept and much-loved child desired; a child whose loving parents never hinted at anything save a benevolent Lord over all. How natural that one born in such environment should look aloft for knowledge and desire direction of the good and All-wise Architect of the universe, and should feel a hallowed regard for the instinct (the answer) that seemed to emanate from that wish.




Our World, the Earth a Revolving Engine with a Central Propelling Power; This Work Contains Many Original Discoveries Heretofore Unpublished. Among Th


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Our World, the Earth a Revolving Engine With a Central Propelling Power; This Work Contains Many Original Discoveries Heretofore Unpublished. Among the Discoveries is Expansion and Condensation - as a Law - (the Alphabet of Science). This Law Upsets the N


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Our World


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Excerpt from Our World: The Earth a Revolving Engine With a Central Propelling Power, This Work Contains Many Original Discoveries Heretofore Unpublished This work treats of the author's original observation and discovery. The investigations are from a long life of study and research, not only in scientific thought but in every-day affairs of import to the general good of humanity. The author was born in the wilderness of Western New York, in pioneer days, and her infancy was rendered happy by the enchantment of nature that everywhere encompassed her. Hills, trees, wild berry bushes - first in flower and then decorated with shining fruit. These, with running streams filled with fishes, entranced the eyes of babyhood. This was all the Heaven a healthy, well-kept and much-loved child desired; a child whose loving parents never hinted at anything save a benevolent Lord over all. How natural that one born in such environment should look aloft for knowledge and desire direction of the good and All-wise Architect of the universe, and should feel a hallowed regard for the instinct (the answer) that seemed to emainate from that wish. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.




Our World, the Earth a Revolving Engine With a Central Propelling Power; This Work Contains Many Original Discoveries Heretofore Unpublished. Among the Discoveries is Expansion and Condensation - as a Law - (the Alphabet of Science). This Law Upsets...


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