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Page 42
... animal food is not natural to man . On this subject he has collected some opinions , but no proofs . Had he ex- tended his anatomical and physiological inquiries beyond the very few authors whom he has mentioned , he would have found ...
... animal food is not natural to man . On this subject he has collected some opinions , but no proofs . Had he ex- tended his anatomical and physiological inquiries beyond the very few authors whom he has mentioned , he would have found ...
Page 43
... animal food . This is a weak point , and we think that it is by no means made out . Revenge and su- perstition were ... Animal Food pernicious , ' offers fresh in- stances of the author's ignorance of facts essential to his sub- ject ...
... animal food . This is a weak point , and we think that it is by no means made out . Revenge and su- perstition were ... Animal Food pernicious , ' offers fresh in- stances of the author's ignorance of facts essential to his sub- ject ...
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... animal , which had certainly never been in the country before , lost us at Benglour , and immediately returned to Pondicherry . He went directly to the house of M. Beylier , then commandant of artillery , my friend , and with whom I had ...
... animal , which had certainly never been in the country before , lost us at Benglour , and immediately returned to Pondicherry . He went directly to the house of M. Beylier , then commandant of artillery , my friend , and with whom I had ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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