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Page 316
... supposed Benefit of the Application of Ice in such Accidents : With Cases and Communications , confirming the Prin ciples and Practice brought forward in a former Essay . Also Proofs , particularly addressed to Surgeons of the Army and ...
... supposed Benefit of the Application of Ice in such Accidents : With Cases and Communications , confirming the Prin ciples and Practice brought forward in a former Essay . Also Proofs , particularly addressed to Surgeons of the Army and ...
Page 440
... supposed leaders of sedition , but the Mob , the idea is absurd in the extreme ; for the populace , if it were prudent to allow its interference , would soon apply a remedy to the evil of dearpess . The disaffected may be accused of ...
... supposed leaders of sedition , but the Mob , the idea is absurd in the extreme ; for the populace , if it were prudent to allow its interference , would soon apply a remedy to the evil of dearpess . The disaffected may be accused of ...
Page 498
... supposed seldom to quit the neighbourhood of land , it is to be observed that , when any of .. these are seen in strange seas , it is usually imagined that land lies in the direction towards which they bend their course . If birds of ...
... supposed seldom to quit the neighbourhood of land , it is to be observed that , when any of .. these are seen in strange seas , it is usually imagined that land lies in the direction towards which they bend their course . If birds of ...
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