till they come into the proper form
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for want of some certain method 11
new method of tanning leather 19
his method of making British pot-ash 23
yet no method has ever been proposed, so far as 26
a method may be devised 26-27
some other method 27
a different method, in order to discover the origin of 40
the speediest, easiest, and cheapest method of planting I am aquainted with 50
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my method 54
an improved method of separating the fossil or mineral alkali from various substances 71
a method of mashing and mixing malt 71
a method of screwing and fastening 72
a method of producing a forward and retrograde motion 72
a certain improved method of retaining cotton… in nearly the same compass... 73
in that direction; the method of doing which 76
a method of rendering 83
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method of disengaging 84
a method of manufacturing pins 144
a method of making draw or bench looms 144
a method of combing wool, cotton, silk, flax, hemp, and mohair 144
till they come into the proper form; the method of bending 165
according to the method of purification 203
a method of preparing ceruse, or white lead 215
a method of constructing pumps and engines 216
a method of laying, twisting, or making ropes or cordage 216
a method of preventing the smut in wheat 216
a method of fusing ores, metals, and calx of metals, whereby a considerable saving is made in fuel and labour 221
in the same proportion as in the common method 224
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method of securing buildings and ships against fire 233
a method of transferring pictures from pannels, walls, &c. to canvass 257
for the communication of this method 257
this last method I have not practised 263
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in one point of view, the whole of his method 273
in two days, for example. the method he intends to follow 274
tried this new method of taking off the hair 275
did not make use of that method 275
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There is also another method 275
the common method 276
a method of retaining, clarifying, preserving, and drawing off all kinds of liquors 287
a method of rendering all kinds of woolen cloth impenetrable to moisture or wet, or water-proof, without affecting their beauty, colour, or wear 288
a method of applying the power of wind or water 288
mathematical instrument-maker; for a method of raising 289
my method of raising 290
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the method of making paint or colour from the said 310
method of smelting and purifying fossil-coal 313
the method of using it is, to go down and up 318
(which is necessary in every method) 345
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for a method of making soap, and bleaching 359
a method of causing ships, vessels, barges, boats, and craft at all sizes, to be built 360
a method of making chairs 360
a method of using inflammable air, for the purposes of procuring motion, and facilitating metallurgical operations 371
as to one method or process thereof 377
that is to say, in this method or process 380
the difference between the method now recommended, and the common crank 395
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a method, which, being many times repeated, was found to answer every time 422
a method of using calcareous earth 431
a method of manufacturing and procuring certain neutral salts, substances, and things 431
a method of improving the processes of brewing distilling, boiling, evaporating, and of raising, and condensing, steam or vapour, from aqueous, spirituous, saccharine, and saline fluids 431
a method of saving part of the water now lost 432
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being most of the methods found, in their order of appearance, in The Repertory of Patent Arts and Manufactures : consisting of original communications, specifications of patent inventions, and selections of useful practical papers from the transactions of the philosophical societies of all nations, &c., &c. vol. VIII. (London, 1798)
University of Michigan copy, digitized May 24, 2007
once “The property of the State Library of Louisiana.”
here
24 May 2016
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note (31 May 2019) —
roman and italic type, as in source (italics ordinarily being in a summary or abstract of the respective specifications)
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