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...some reckless practitioner may do, when he finds this statement made in a didactic work of authority. All the publications of Mr Churchill are prepared...superfluous to speak of them in terms of commendation. The present volume, however, is so remarkable in its mechanical finishing, that even in this circumstance... | |
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