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Page 45
As the case now is , while he has endeavoured to delineate many personages of very different de- grees of merit , he has made some interesting subjects very dull , and , with the exception of " honest Jacob , " has failed to make any ...
As the case now is , while he has endeavoured to delineate many personages of very different de- grees of merit , he has made some interesting subjects very dull , and , with the exception of " honest Jacob , " has failed to make any ...
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We feel great pleasure in stating , that many of these ideas are derived from an interesting and able Memoir , written by the late Bryan Edwards , the celebrated historian of the West Indies . We perused it , several years since ...
We feel great pleasure in stating , that many of these ideas are derived from an interesting and able Memoir , written by the late Bryan Edwards , the celebrated historian of the West Indies . We perused it , several years since ...
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In the sixth article we have an interesting Account by Dr. Edward Percival of an Epidemic Petechial Febricula . The treatment consisted only in gentle purgatives : but Dr. P. states that he would have resorted to more active re- medies ...
In the sixth article we have an interesting Account by Dr. Edward Percival of an Epidemic Petechial Febricula . The treatment consisted only in gentle purgatives : but Dr. P. states that he would have resorted to more active re- medies ...
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