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The evidence afforded by the order and adaptations in nature to the existence of a God : a lecture, delivered in connection with the Christian Evidence Society, June 21, 1872 / by Charles Brooke.

The elements of natural philosophy, or, An introduction to the study of the physical sciences / by Golding Bird and Charles Brooke.

Remarks on the nature of energy, and the correlation and transmutations of its various physical forms : being the introductory chapter to a new edition of The elements of natural philosophy / by Charles Brooke.

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The elements of natural philosophy, or, An introduction to the study of the physical sciences / by Golding Bird and Charles Brooke.

Remarks on the nature of energy, and the correlation and transmutations of its various physical forms : being the introductory chapter to a new edition of The elements of natural philosophy / by Charles Brooke.

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The evidence afforded by the order and adaptations in nature to the existence of a God : a lecture, delivered in connection with the Christian Evidence Society, June 21, 1872 / by Charles Brooke.

The elements of natural philosophy, or, An introduction to the study of the physical sciences / by Golding Bird and Charles Brooke.

Remarks on the nature of energy, and the correlation and transmutations of its various physical forms : being the introductory chapter to a new edition of The elements of natural philosophy / by Charles Brooke.