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... a solemn accusation , that on the late board of Admiralty announcing an intended visit to one of the divisions of marines , “ it had the effect of producing in the case of one individual apoplexy , and in another mental derangement ...
... a solemn accusation , that on the late board of Admiralty announcing an intended visit to one of the divisions of marines , “ it had the effect of producing in the case of one individual apoplexy , and in another mental derangement ...
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On behalf of the late Board , it is observed by the same writer : • That the most exaggerated accounts which have been received of the enemy's preparations , state them to consist of 48 sail of the line , 37 frigates , 22 corvettes ...
On behalf of the late Board , it is observed by the same writer : • That the most exaggerated accounts which have been received of the enemy's preparations , state them to consist of 48 sail of the line , 37 frigates , 22 corvettes ...
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Medicine remained a long time , in this capital , in the hands of empirics and monks ; and it was not till a late period , that the university of Paris instituted a faculty of physicians . It is believed , with sufficient appearance of ...
Medicine remained a long time , in this capital , in the hands of empirics and monks ; and it was not till a late period , that the university of Paris instituted a faculty of physicians . It is believed , with sufficient appearance of ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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