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... means of paying off the national debt . Dr. E.'s ways and means are as follows : 1. The poor - tax , capable of fupplying , by favings to be made , ( after a plan propofed in the work , but too extenfive to be here detailed , ) out of a ...
... means of paying off the national debt . Dr. E.'s ways and means are as follows : 1. The poor - tax , capable of fupplying , by favings to be made , ( after a plan propofed in the work , but too extenfive to be here detailed , ) out of a ...
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... means unattainable . It would feem from thofe experiments , that the report of the affayer must always be too low , unless he makes allowance for a certain portion of the fine metal which is carried into the cupel by the lead , and ...
... means unattainable . It would feem from thofe experiments , that the report of the affayer must always be too low , unless he makes allowance for a certain portion of the fine metal which is carried into the cupel by the lead , and ...
Page 376
... means by which a radi- cal cure in hydrocele was produced , were too fevere for the end which was expected from their ufe : that is , the benefit gained was not equal to the rifk incurred . In this view , we thought that the tedious and ...
... means by which a radi- cal cure in hydrocele was produced , were too fevere for the end which was expected from their ufe : that is , the benefit gained was not equal to the rifk incurred . In this view , we thought that the tedious and ...
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Plague See Henderfon | 1 |
Van Hemerts Oration on | 3 |
Effays in Support of Religion 352 | 4 |
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