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Page 76
... practice is not new , but we are not acquainted with any author who has treated the subject with so much clearness and precision as Mr. Parkinson . The beneficial ef- fects of exercise are maintained with much earnestness ; since Mr. P ...
... practice is not new , but we are not acquainted with any author who has treated the subject with so much clearness and precision as Mr. Parkinson . The beneficial ef- fects of exercise are maintained with much earnestness ; since Mr. P ...
Page 211
... practice deserves a fair trial . Even if the affections which he treated were not actually cancerous , which indeed we apprehend to be the case , still we may entertain some hopes of acquiring a new and powerful remedy in a class of ...
... practice deserves a fair trial . Even if the affections which he treated were not actually cancerous , which indeed we apprehend to be the case , still we may entertain some hopes of acquiring a new and powerful remedy in a class of ...
Page 372
... practice , are too much exhausted in dung - hills before they are put on the land ; and in order to avoid this evil , some persons have gone to the opposite extreme of carting it on the land from the stable door . Lord M. recommends a ...
... practice , are too much exhausted in dung - hills before they are put on the land ; and in order to avoid this evil , some persons have gone to the opposite extreme of carting it on the land from the stable door . Lord M. recommends a ...
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