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... writers in this controverfy , that little new matter is now to be expected : -yet , to thofe who have interested themselves in the difpute , this writer's remarks will appear very deferving of atten- tion , in the particular view in ...
... writers in this controverfy , that little new matter is now to be expected : -yet , to thofe who have interested themselves in the difpute , this writer's remarks will appear very deferving of atten- tion , in the particular view in ...
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... writer of this tract appears to be a practitioner of long ftand- ing , and of large experience in his profeffion , though no great adept in the art of writing . His remarks on the forceps in general , and on thofe of his own planning in ...
... writer of this tract appears to be a practitioner of long ftand- ing , and of large experience in his profeffion , though no great adept in the art of writing . His remarks on the forceps in general , and on thofe of his own planning in ...
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... writer's own ideas feem by no means clear enough to communicate to his readers any new light on the myfterious fubjects on which he treats . Art . 28. Sketches of Facts and Opinions respecting the Venereal Difeafe . By William Houston ...
... writer's own ideas feem by no means clear enough to communicate to his readers any new light on the myfterious fubjects on which he treats . Art . 28. Sketches of Facts and Opinions respecting the Venereal Difeafe . By William Houston ...
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