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The propriety of this practice appears to be justified by the success attending it ,
in numerous cases , which are minutely related in the firft part of this volume .
After defcribing the case of a youth , who appears to have owed his recovery from
a ...
The propriety of this practice appears to be justified by the success attending it ,
in numerous cases , which are minutely related in the firft part of this volume .
After defcribing the case of a youth , who appears to have owed his recovery from
a ...
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mary account of the most important results contained in this publication . The first
section contains experiments respecting the most proper time of exhibiting the
bark in intermittents ; from which it appears , that its efficacy is greater when given
...
mary account of the most important results contained in this publication . The first
section contains experiments respecting the most proper time of exhibiting the
bark in intermittents ; from which it appears , that its efficacy is greater when given
...
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In support of this argument , Mr. Palmer observes , that no person appears to
have known Jesus , to be the Messiah , till John bore witness of him . After the
declaration of the shepherds , it is said , Mary . kept all these things , and
pondered ...
In support of this argument , Mr. Palmer observes , that no person appears to
have known Jesus , to be the Messiah , till John bore witness of him . After the
declaration of the shepherds , it is said , Mary . kept all these things , and
pondered ...
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In the experiments made on the following day ( January 23 ) , when the cold was
not so intense , it appears that the thermometer in the air was constantly from 6 to
10 degrees higher than that laid on the snow . Thus when the former ftood at + ...
In the experiments made on the following day ( January 23 ) , when the cold was
not so intense , it appears that the thermometer in the air was constantly from 6 to
10 degrees higher than that laid on the snow . Thus when the former ftood at + ...
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says he , I take only a summary view + of the conduct of your Lord . ship and your
Brother , the whole appears , from the beginning to the end , replete with wicked
and deep intrigue against the interest and safety of your country .'-- This is a ...
says he , I take only a summary view + of the conduct of your Lord . ship and your
Brother , the whole appears , from the beginning to the end , replete with wicked
and deep intrigue against the interest and safety of your country .'-- This is a ...
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| Título | The Monthly Review, Volumen64 |
| Editores | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Editor | R. Griffiths., 1781 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad del Noroeste |
| Digitalizado | 11 Abr. 2012 |
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