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... prove that this medicine is useful in dysentery , in consequence of its diaphoretic operation . - Having examined the effects of the remedies which appear to be of general application in all the forms of the disease , he next considers ...
... prove that this medicine is useful in dysentery , in consequence of its diaphoretic operation . - Having examined the effects of the remedies which appear to be of general application in all the forms of the disease , he next considers ...
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... proved that neither lead itself , nor the white oxyd or carbonat above - men- tioned , is in fact soluble in water . A ... prove that lead really exists in the suspected water , and afterward that the deleterious effects are in fact ...
... proved that neither lead itself , nor the white oxyd or carbonat above - men- tioned , is in fact soluble in water . A ... prove that lead really exists in the suspected water , and afterward that the deleterious effects are in fact ...
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... prove his plan to concur sometimes with Mr. Toogood's method , and recommend in the same discourse a religious regard to the first day of the week , with compassionate attention to those animals which Divine Providence has subjected to ...
... prove his plan to concur sometimes with Mr. Toogood's method , and recommend in the same discourse a religious regard to the first day of the week , with compassionate attention to those animals which Divine Providence has subjected to ...
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