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The tongue of time, and star of the states : a system of human nature, with the phenomena of the heavens and earth ... also an account of persons with two souls, and of five persons who took colors by the touch (1838)

Comstock, Joseph · New York : [s.n.] · leaf 119

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eproof of which, as well as of immense fields of floating ice, can-not be denied. But how and where do these immense moun-tains of ice form ; and how, and from whence are they pushedinto the sea? We must suppose that they are the productions ofthe polar regions. That they have been long… … Facts confii-m this theory. Access to Greenland, which wasformerly visited by navigators, and even by missionaries, had beenprevented for the space of four hundred years, by ice. In theyear 1816 or 1817, this icy barrier broke up. This breaking upprobably began in 1815 ; as we heard of floating ice…

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