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Page 95
... respect to bark , we fully agree with Dr. B. in the wish ' that this substance were erased for ever from the ... respects the distance to which the contagion of typhus is capable of being conveyed by the atmosphere ; a distance which Dr ...
... respect to bark , we fully agree with Dr. B. in the wish ' that this substance were erased for ever from the ... respects the distance to which the contagion of typhus is capable of being conveyed by the atmosphere ; a distance which Dr ...
Page 223
... respect- ing the condition of the slaves in the West Indian and South American colonies , and this remark will apply to the additional letters : but , after the lapse of twenty years , the picture might now be very differently painted ...
... respect- ing the condition of the slaves in the West Indian and South American colonies , and this remark will apply to the additional letters : but , after the lapse of twenty years , the picture might now be very differently painted ...
Page 224
... respect to this dreadful complaint , I think that , considering it as a malady of the West India colonies , it may ... respecting the note from Ben- tinck Street . In consequence of the letter from Strangford , the book men- tioned in it ...
... respect to this dreadful complaint , I think that , considering it as a malady of the West India colonies , it may ... respecting the note from Ben- tinck Street . In consequence of the letter from Strangford , the book men- tioned in it ...
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Sermons collective See Skurray | 5 |
Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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