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Page 299
... contains miscellaneous evidence to the same purpose : but perhaps the cases are here too little detailed . Dr. Rollo , how- ever , announces ( without stating particulars ) the cure of wards of 70 patients , by the new remedies . - By a ...
... contains miscellaneous evidence to the same purpose : but perhaps the cases are here too little detailed . Dr. Rollo , how- ever , announces ( without stating particulars ) the cure of wards of 70 patients , by the new remedies . - By a ...
Page 433
... contains eight essays , the principal subjects of which are the inspiration or divine authority of the books of the ... contain several useful remarks , intermixed with some which are less necessary and less satisfactory . - The two ...
... contains eight essays , the principal subjects of which are the inspiration or divine authority of the books of the ... contain several useful remarks , intermixed with some which are less necessary and less satisfactory . - The two ...
Page 535
... contains muriate of potash , sulphate of potash , calcareous earth , volatile salt , and no phos- phoric acid . He also asserted , that the urine of the horse did not contain the acid salt which exists in that of the camel and the cow ...
... contains muriate of potash , sulphate of potash , calcareous earth , volatile salt , and no phos- phoric acid . He also asserted , that the urine of the horse did not contain the acid salt which exists in that of the camel and the cow ...
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