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... Nature ; Affinities , their history , and the plates which il- lustrate them ; Description of Natural Objects , with ... nature which may be considered as kinds of resuscitation ; Miscellaneous Physiologists ; Collections on the Materia ...
... Nature ; Affinities , their history , and the plates which il- lustrate them ; Description of Natural Objects , with ... nature which may be considered as kinds of resuscitation ; Miscellaneous Physiologists ; Collections on the Materia ...
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... Nature for one of her wisest institutions . Women speak much . They ought to speak much . Nature compels them to speak much ; and , when they do so , they are complying religiously with one of her most sacred and useful laws . It may be ...
... Nature for one of her wisest institutions . Women speak much . They ought to speak much . Nature compels them to speak much ; and , when they do so , they are complying religiously with one of her most sacred and useful laws . It may be ...
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... nature of , tending to a discovery of the causes or symptoms of its variable emissions of light and heat , 291-295 . Memoir on the passage of Mercury over the sun , 518 . Sevellings of the lower extremities , ( in lying - in women , ) ...
... nature of , tending to a discovery of the causes or symptoms of its variable emissions of light and heat , 291-295 . Memoir on the passage of Mercury over the sun , 518 . Sevellings of the lower extremities , ( in lying - in women , ) ...
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MONTHLY REVIEW | 1 |
Varro on Agriculture | 5 |
Belsbams Memoirs of the Reign | 9 |
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