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Page 400
... instance we can do this satisfactorily , is it not unphilosophical to seek for a new cause , in order to account for phænomena which those already known to exist are sufficient to explain ? If we can explain the phæ- nomena on this ...
... instance we can do this satisfactorily , is it not unphilosophical to seek for a new cause , in order to account for phænomena which those already known to exist are sufficient to explain ? If we can explain the phæ- nomena on this ...
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... instances before us : but we have no doubt that , in Dr. Marshall's patients , the vessels of the brain were in a turgid ... instance of violent effects produced on the patient by strong odours . In a disease of a character so purely ...
... instances before us : but we have no doubt that , in Dr. Marshall's patients , the vessels of the brain were in a turgid ... instance of violent effects produced on the patient by strong odours . In a disease of a character so purely ...
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... instance of supposed deficiency of the iris ; which the author considers , with good reason , as in all probability nothing more than a case of extreme expansion of the pupil , affecting both eyes . The following is the substance of the ...
... instance of supposed deficiency of the iris ; which the author considers , with good reason , as in all probability nothing more than a case of extreme expansion of the pupil , affecting both eyes . The following is the substance of the ...
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