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Page 249
... instances , it can with propriety be termed a difeafe , fince its prefence never deranged the health of the body , and its abfence was then only noticed when the body was under the influence of fome com- plaint . - Under whatever name ...
... instances , it can with propriety be termed a difeafe , fince its prefence never deranged the health of the body , and its abfence was then only noticed when the body was under the influence of fome com- plaint . - Under whatever name ...
Page 369
... instances are adduced to prove the truth of the above three canons , in mechanical philofophy , and in che- mistry ; and ftriking analogies to them are pointed out in vegetation , in fenfation , and in belief . It is next remarked ...
... instances are adduced to prove the truth of the above three canons , in mechanical philofophy , and in che- mistry ; and ftriking analogies to them are pointed out in vegetation , in fenfation , and in belief . It is next remarked ...
Page 449
... instances our most obvious interefts have been facrificed , without poffibility of advantage . Thus they propofe , that the Mother country should facrifice her own commerce and expend her treasure , to create Co- lonies in the North ...
... instances our most obvious interefts have been facrificed , without poffibility of advantage . Thus they propofe , that the Mother country should facrifice her own commerce and expend her treasure , to create Co- lonies in the North ...
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