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Page 207
... cause of fome un- toward confequences , that afterwards disturbed the commonwealth . A doubt remained in the minds of many , whether Nero had not made his escape into Afia or Egypt . The men , who , under a corrupt and profligate reign ...
... cause of fome un- toward confequences , that afterwards disturbed the commonwealth . A doubt remained in the minds of many , whether Nero had not made his escape into Afia or Egypt . The men , who , under a corrupt and profligate reign ...
Page 262
... causes of that mifery , which we difcern among our poor neighbours ? And the causes being explored , may not a remedy be pointed out ? The attempt is worth the labour , although the event thould not be fuccefsful ; this one fact being ...
... causes of that mifery , which we difcern among our poor neighbours ? And the causes being explored , may not a remedy be pointed out ? The attempt is worth the labour , although the event thould not be fuccefsful ; this one fact being ...
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... causes of the disease ; or that it is owing rather to a defect of nourish- ment , than to a vitiated state of it || . Having determined , in his own mind , that the proximate cause of fcurvy is ftill to be fought from fome peculiar ...
... causes of the disease ; or that it is owing rather to a defect of nourish- ment , than to a vitiated state of it || . Having determined , in his own mind , that the proximate cause of fcurvy is ftill to be fought from fome peculiar ...
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