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Page 138
... facts and arguments to be weighed with additional caution by the profession at large . Practitioners will always feel ... fact does not , how ever , as Dr. Beddoes observes , prove an identity of action between mercurials and acids : It ...
... facts and arguments to be weighed with additional caution by the profession at large . Practitioners will always feel ... fact does not , how ever , as Dr. Beddoes observes , prove an identity of action between mercurials and acids : It ...
Page 154
... Fact . Dr. Aikin here observes : Upon some individuals , perhaps almost upon whole nations , the love of fame operates as one of the most forcible of all motives.- It is seldom that one who looks to high honour from a discovery , will ...
... Fact . Dr. Aikin here observes : Upon some individuals , perhaps almost upon whole nations , the love of fame operates as one of the most forcible of all motives.- It is seldom that one who looks to high honour from a discovery , will ...
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... fact , however , is , that in shewing the specimens cut by my- self from those different parts of the same animal , which are generally • considered as producing the best and worst wool , I mean the shoulder and the breech , I have ...
... fact , however , is , that in shewing the specimens cut by my- self from those different parts of the same animal , which are generally • considered as producing the best and worst wool , I mean the shoulder and the breech , I have ...
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