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Some of its varieties very readily decompose into a powder , of different degrees of yellow : but both this substance and the sulphate of the hydro - oxyd of iron , which is also described , require to be more completely investigated .
Some of its varieties very readily decompose into a powder , of different degrees of yellow : but both this substance and the sulphate of the hydro - oxyd of iron , which is also described , require to be more completely investigated .
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The assortment of the Arseniates is thus described : This series is very beautiful and very precious , on account of the selection of the specimens . We may here observe , in respect of colour , different shades , from deep grass ...
The assortment of the Arseniates is thus described : This series is very beautiful and very precious , on account of the selection of the specimens . We may here observe , in respect of colour , different shades , from deep grass ...
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In these cases , as we have already observed , it was conceived that a specific inflammatory determination to the brain took place ; and we are therefore naturally led to inquire how far the symptoms that have been described described ...
In these cases , as we have already observed , it was conceived that a specific inflammatory determination to the brain took place ; and we are therefore naturally led to inquire how far the symptoms that have been described described ...
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Reform Parliamentary Arguments | 51 |
Liberality and Prejudice | 66 |
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