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Page 103
The arguments here employed are buried under such a heap of declamation , that it is with some difficulty that we are able to recognize them ; they may , however , be reduced to the following heads .
The arguments here employed are buried under such a heap of declamation , that it is with some difficulty that we are able to recognize them ; they may , however , be reduced to the following heads .
Page 146
The paper tends strongly to corroborate the idea that has been long entertained respecting the good effects of the Bath waters in this complaint ; which are the more useful the earlier they are employed , and , after the suppurative ...
The paper tends strongly to corroborate the idea that has been long entertained respecting the good effects of the Bath waters in this complaint ; which are the more useful the earlier they are employed , and , after the suppurative ...
Page 148
Dr. Haygarth informs us in his preface , that since the year 1707 , he has .constantly recorded , in the patient's chamber , a full and accurate account of every important symptom , the remedies which were employed , and , when an ...
Dr. Haygarth informs us in his preface , that since the year 1707 , he has .constantly recorded , in the patient's chamber , a full and accurate account of every important symptom , the remedies which were employed , and , when an ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1807 |
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