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Page 140
effects of bathing have been in every respect similar to those producéd from drinking the acid ; and in the two ... Six cases are stated by Mr. Boag , in which the acidulated bath was employed with effect : the gums were made sore in ne ...
effects of bathing have been in every respect similar to those producéd from drinking the acid ; and in the two ... Six cases are stated by Mr. Boag , in which the acidulated bath was employed with effect : the gums were made sore in ne ...
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Having observed the very different aspects of Pagan and Christian countries , the author justly inquires into the cause of so considerable an effect ; and he observes : The page of history , sacred or prophane , does not furnish one ...
Having observed the very different aspects of Pagan and Christian countries , the author justly inquires into the cause of so considerable an effect ; and he observes : The page of history , sacred or prophane , does not furnish one ...
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The method of ascertaining the useful effect of labour is this : by experiment , it appears that a man ascending a ladder , or flight of steps , without burthen , furnishes a quantity of action equal to 205 kilogrammes raised to the ...
The method of ascertaining the useful effect of labour is this : by experiment , it appears that a man ascending a ladder , or flight of steps , without burthen , furnishes a quantity of action equal to 205 kilogrammes raised to the ...
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Predictions See Dobbs | 34 |
Pride of Birth a Satire | 44 |
Lelands Reflections | 99 |
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