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... human form : but the colour of the fkin , the features of the countenance , and the texture of the hair , are notorious diftinctions : need we wonder , then , when a ftudent of the human frame tells us , ( and not for the first time ...
... human form : but the colour of the fkin , the features of the countenance , and the texture of the hair , are notorious diftinctions : need we wonder , then , when a ftudent of the human frame tells us , ( and not for the first time ...
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... human knowlege , as well as the guide of human conduct , their conduct deserves no longer any ferious argument ; and if ( as Mr. Burke more than once infi- nuates ) their contempt of it is avowed and oftentatious , it was furely ...
... human knowlege , as well as the guide of human conduct , their conduct deserves no longer any ferious argument ; and if ( as Mr. Burke more than once infi- nuates ) their contempt of it is avowed and oftentatious , it was furely ...
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... Human Milk ; on the Changes it undergoes in Di- geflion , and the Difeafes fuppofed to originate from this Source in Infancy . By Jofeph Clarke , M. D. & c . It is the general opinion of writers on the difeafes of infants , that by far ...
... Human Milk ; on the Changes it undergoes in Di- geflion , and the Difeafes fuppofed to originate from this Source in Infancy . By Jofeph Clarke , M. D. & c . It is the general opinion of writers on the difeafes of infants , that by far ...
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