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Page 304
... attention in hydrocephalic fever , is to take blood freely from the arm , from the arteries of the head , and by leeches at the temples ; also from the side , where there is evidence of any disease in the liver ; to give purgatives ...
... attention in hydrocephalic fever , is to take blood freely from the arm , from the arteries of the head , and by leeches at the temples ; also from the side , where there is evidence of any disease in the liver ; to give purgatives ...
Page 484
... attention to maritime geography ; the second an emi- nent mathematician ; and the last an astronomer and hydro- grapher . MEMOIRS . On the Variation of constant Arbitraries in Problems of Mechanics , by M. POISSON . This article ...
... attention to maritime geography ; the second an emi- nent mathematician ; and the last an astronomer and hydro- grapher . MEMOIRS . On the Variation of constant Arbitraries in Problems of Mechanics , by M. POISSON . This article ...
Page 540
... attention of the writer is concentered , not on the antiquities , which attract only a passing attention , but on the motions of Morad Bey , and the other hostile au- thorities . The army continued to ascend the Nile to Girgeh , Tentyra ...
... attention of the writer is concentered , not on the antiquities , which attract only a passing attention , but on the motions of Morad Bey , and the other hostile au- thorities . The army continued to ascend the Nile to Girgeh , Tentyra ...
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