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Page 126
... known that the choice fell upon Bernadotte , Prince of Ponté Corvo , who at that time had the com- mand of a French army in the north of Germany , and who had begun his career as a private soldier in the French army . By what secret ...
... known that the choice fell upon Bernadotte , Prince of Ponté Corvo , who at that time had the com- mand of a French army in the north of Germany , and who had begun his career as a private soldier in the French army . By what secret ...
Page 146
... known virtues of a common and trifling pectoral de- coction . I allude to the practice of some physicians in the hospitals of Abrantes and Figueira.- They have no idea of the use of the cold bath in fever ; and so afraid are many of ...
... known virtues of a common and trifling pectoral de- coction . I allude to the practice of some physicians in the hospitals of Abrantes and Figueira.- They have no idea of the use of the cold bath in fever ; and so afraid are many of ...
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... known by the name of Orator Henley , a cotemporary of Pope ; who , after having passed some years at the Univer sity , and subsequently in the management of a school , became a preacher , with great affectation of eloquent effusions and ...
... known by the name of Orator Henley , a cotemporary of Pope ; who , after having passed some years at the Univer sity , and subsequently in the management of a school , became a preacher , with great affectation of eloquent effusions and ...
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