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A29938	Bryantson, John.	The mutations of the seas: or, A manifest reason given for all the mutations observed in the seas And this by ways so natural, plain, and easie, that every man may understand the manner, and must conclude it to be so. By John Bryantson.	1683.0		.xml	application/xml	13183	272	54	So it must be confest that the Moon by onely giving the Earth ( the containing vessel ) motion , may at the same time , and with as much ease move all the waters in the Indian , Atlantick , Paci●●tick , nd all other Seas , as by any other ways , or means that may or can be thought of , move all the water in any one of those Seas . And then you shall have this advantage into the bargain , that you shall not be to seek for a Principle ; for the Magnetick vertue or force of attraction upon solid Bodies has been long known ; And you cannot deny the Earth to be a Magnetick Globe , except you will deny that to be in the whole , which more or less is manifestly to be seen in almost every part , but most wonderfully in the Load-stone which is apart of the true Primary and integral substance of the Earth ▪ Now since there has alwayes been acknowledged to be a very great Affinity between the Moon and Earth , and likeness of parts , I think the Moon may reasonably enough be concluded to be so too ; And then these two great Magnates hanging in the thin Air , must easily admit of motion , so that I cannot see where the difficulty should be , or what should hinder but that the Moon may give the Earth , and the Earth the Moon ( if the Moon may be thought to have need of it ) motion .	cache/A29938.xml	txt/A29938.txt
