 | Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool - 1866 - 460 páginas
...elevation, the various bays and promontories, it requires no great stretch of imagination to conceive of the waves of the German Ocean as having once rolled...waves. If future examination shows that these beds are in situ, we must yet look for another theory. I have already stated that the shores of the little bays... | |
 | 1850 - 580 páginas
...elevation the various bays and promontories, it requires no great stretch of imagination to conceive of the waves of the German Ocean as having once rolled...on their innermost bounds, the rounded flints that now mark their ancient shore. I have already stated, that the shores of the little bays near Peterhead... | |
 | 1850 - 1174 páginas
...elevation the various bays and promontories, it requires no great stretch of imagination to conceive of the waves of the German Ocean as having once rolled...on their innermost bounds, the rounded flints that now mark their ancient shore. I wish to connect these two facts with an idea hinted at by Mr. Nicol,... | |
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... near their highest, and at an equal elevation, the various bays and promontories, it requires no great stretch of imagination to conceive of the waves of the German Ocean as having once rolled even hither, bearing with them, and depositing on their... 