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Page 246
But independent of this the experiments are so judiciously adapted to the purposes in view , and the conclusions so strictly logical , that there is evidently very little room for error . The talents of Francis Burnens ...
But independent of this the experiments are so judiciously adapted to the purposes in view , and the conclusions so strictly logical , that there is evidently very little room for error . The talents of Francis Burnens ...
Page 247
Various experiments , which seem to be perfectly conclusive , are also adduced to prove that , when the sexual union is retarded beyond the twenticth day , only an imperfect impregnation takes place ; and the queen , instead of laying ...
Various experiments , which seem to be perfectly conclusive , are also adduced to prove that , when the sexual union is retarded beyond the twenticth day , only an imperfect impregnation takes place ; and the queen , instead of laying ...
Page 383
The experiments related in the treatise before us are , we think , calculated to remove a great part of this uncertainty ; because they clearly point out the means which are employed by nature in restraining hemorrtage ...
The experiments related in the treatise before us are , we think , calculated to remove a great part of this uncertainty ; because they clearly point out the means which are employed by nature in restraining hemorrtage ...
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