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... reafon for believing , that thofe Medi- cines called Demulcents have any power of theathing acrimony in the blood ; but Dr. Cullen thinks , that the relief which they give in coughs , is owing to their fheathing acrimony out of the ...
... reafon for believing , that thofe Medi- cines called Demulcents have any power of theathing acrimony in the blood ; but Dr. Cullen thinks , that the relief which they give in coughs , is owing to their fheathing acrimony out of the ...
Pagina 281
... reafon ; and , by a general diffufion of light , to fave man from the cruel hand of man . We have proceeded gra- dually , until we have attained the very fummit of the knowledge of Ethics . We learned , in the last century , that ...
... reafon ; and , by a general diffufion of light , to fave man from the cruel hand of man . We have proceeded gra- dually , until we have attained the very fummit of the knowledge of Ethics . We learned , in the last century , that ...
Pagina 393
... Reafon ; being an Investigation of true and fabulous Theology . By Thomas Paine . 8vo . 1s . 6d . Eaton . cc VERY religion is good that teaches man to be good , and I know of no religion that teaches him to be bad , " faid Thomas Paine ...
... Reafon ; being an Investigation of true and fabulous Theology . By Thomas Paine . 8vo . 1s . 6d . Eaton . cc VERY religion is good that teaches man to be good , and I know of no religion that teaches him to be bad , " faid Thomas Paine ...
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