The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1818 - Books |
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Page 56
... prove , by incontestible Facts and important Docu- ments , that the Fever called Bulam , or Pestilential , has no Existence as a distinct or a contagious Disease . By Edward Nathaniel Bancroft , M. D. Physician to the Army , & c . & c ...
... prove , by incontestible Facts and important Docu- ments , that the Fever called Bulam , or Pestilential , has no Existence as a distinct or a contagious Disease . By Edward Nathaniel Bancroft , M. D. Physician to the Army , & c . & c ...
Page 62
... prove the affirmative . ' He then continues ; " This indeed has been attempted , particularly by Dr. Pym ; but my readers will , I trust , have been convinced that his , and all other , attempts have wholly failed , and that there is ...
... prove the affirmative . ' He then continues ; " This indeed has been attempted , particularly by Dr. Pym ; but my readers will , I trust , have been convinced that his , and all other , attempts have wholly failed , and that there is ...
Page 361
... prove that the Messiah of Pope has not been read in vain by the writer . At the same time , we must censure such ... proved that these formidable fungi are not the effect of proved McWilliam on the Dry Rot . 361.
... prove that the Messiah of Pope has not been read in vain by the writer . At the same time , we must censure such ... proved that these formidable fungi are not the effect of proved McWilliam on the Dry Rot . 361.
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