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... direct its operations . They affirmed that this fluid , in which they ad- mitted a pecies of flux and reflux , exerted an important degree of action upon the nerves , and had a grand analogy with the vital principle ; that its effects ...
... direct its operations . They affirmed that this fluid , in which they ad- mitted a pecies of flux and reflux , exerted an important degree of action upon the nerves , and had a grand analogy with the vital principle ; that its effects ...
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... direct one , to fome parts of it + . " Mr. Markland's opinion feems to favour more the adroitnefs of the exa- miner , than the opinions he maintained . Nevertheless , be that as it might , he thought a direct answer was neceffary , and ...
... direct one , to fome parts of it + . " Mr. Markland's opinion feems to favour more the adroitnefs of the exa- miner , than the opinions he maintained . Nevertheless , be that as it might , he thought a direct answer was neceffary , and ...
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... direct contradiction to Dr. Wallis , and many other men of fcience and erudition . And to fay the truth , we are inclined to believe , that the authors , to whom he alludes , could have applied the principles of modern harmony to the Te ...
... direct contradiction to Dr. Wallis , and many other men of fcience and erudition . And to fay the truth , we are inclined to believe , that the authors , to whom he alludes , could have applied the principles of modern harmony to the Te ...
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