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Page 177
He sees nothing in the theory or the practice of this part of the law , that requires amendment or correction ; according to him the one is perfect , and the other is unexceptionable . How much labour would such notions spare us !
He sees nothing in the theory or the practice of this part of the law , that requires amendment or correction ; according to him the one is perfect , and the other is unexceptionable . How much labour would such notions spare us !
Page 175
He sees nothing in the theory or the practice of this part of the law , that requires amendment or correction ; according to him the one is perfect , and the other is unexceptionable . How much labour would such notions spare us !
He sees nothing in the theory or the practice of this part of the law , that requires amendment or correction ; according to him the one is perfect , and the other is unexceptionable . How much labour would such notions spare us !
Page 308
... cordials : - but we are now informed that we must trace back our steps , revert in a considerable degree to the practice of the Humouralists , and suit our hypothesis as well as we can to the practice . Dr. Mills has occupied the ...
... cordials : - but we are now informed that we must trace back our steps , revert in a considerable degree to the practice of the Humouralists , and suit our hypothesis as well as we can to the practice . Dr. Mills has occupied the ...
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