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Page 52
ON the Black Rete Mucosum of the Negro being a Defence against the scorching Effects of the Sun's Rays . ... and , accord- ingly , less effect was produced by the rays of the sun on a Negro's skin than on a white man .
ON the Black Rete Mucosum of the Negro being a Defence against the scorching Effects of the Sun's Rays . ... and , accord- ingly , less effect was produced by the rays of the sun on a Negro's skin than on a white man .
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That the coup de soleil should arise , according to the present author , from the scorching effects on the scalp and the Egyptian ophthalmia from the sun's rays , and the glare of reflected light , seems to us highly improbable .
That the coup de soleil should arise , according to the present author , from the scorching effects on the scalp and the Egyptian ophthalmia from the sun's rays , and the glare of reflected light , seems to us highly improbable .
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From 36 frogs , 300 grains of urine were collected , which was tasteless , smelled slightly of serum of blood , and was almost colourless . Spe- cific gravity , 1003. It had no effect on litmus or turmeric paper .
From 36 frogs , 300 grains of urine were collected , which was tasteless , smelled slightly of serum of blood , and was almost colourless . Spe- cific gravity , 1003. It had no effect on litmus or turmeric paper .
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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, 1822 |
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