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The diseases immediately considered are what is called the Rust , and the Collibrand or Smut ; for the Mildew is dispatched in a solitary page . In conformity with an opinion which we have expressed elsewhere * , that Sir Joseph Banks ...
The diseases immediately considered are what is called the Rust , and the Collibrand or Smut ; for the Mildew is dispatched in a solitary page . In conformity with an opinion which we have expressed elsewhere * , that Sir Joseph Banks ...
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... reason to imagine that passive obedience was attached to the human character ; and therefore they considered , that the publi- cations of their adversaries required no other notice , than a con- venient insertion in their indexes .
... reason to imagine that passive obedience was attached to the human character ; and therefore they considered , that the publi- cations of their adversaries required no other notice , than a con- venient insertion in their indexes .
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The section on the Tongue is then divided into three parts ; in which are respectively considered its state in fevers , and in disorders of the digestive organs ; and , lastly , we have a series of miscellaneous observations on this ...
The section on the Tongue is then divided into three parts ; in which are respectively considered its state in fevers , and in disorders of the digestive organs ; and , lastly , we have a series of miscellaneous observations on this ...
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Maid of Killarney | 35 |
Mants Miss Margaret Melvile 214 | 51 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1819 |
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