Amy, N.
, an advocate in the parliament of Aix, who
died in 1760, is known by some works in natural science:
1. “Observations experimentales sur les eaux des rivieres
de Seine, de Marne, c.” 1749, 12mo. 2. “Nouvelles
fontaines filtrantes,” 1757, 12mo. 3. “Reflexions sur les
vaisseaux de cuivre, de plomb, et d’etain,” 1757, 12mo. &c.
His works discover the author to have been a great friend
to mankind, employing his knowledge in the investigation
of whatever may prove useful or noxious to his fellowcreatures. 4
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