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... established doctrines of respiration . With- out going farther in this point , we may observe that he seems to be uninformed of the production of carbonic acid gas in the lungs ; and he represents it as a well established fact , that a ...
... established doctrines of respiration . With- out going farther in this point , we may observe that he seems to be uninformed of the production of carbonic acid gas in the lungs ; and he represents it as a well established fact , that a ...
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... established on facts within . our reach , and on experiments which we can make within our own minds , it is only necessary to observe with accuracy and with method ; and language will then follow with ease the course of these ...
... established on facts within . our reach , and on experiments which we can make within our own minds , it is only necessary to observe with accuracy and with method ; and language will then follow with ease the course of these ...
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... established that every thing , which is , is identical ; and thence he soon inferred by forms of reasoning sufficiently rigorous , the eternity , the immutability , and the immensity of the one ( unique ) substance . ' In his accourt of ...
... established that every thing , which is , is identical ; and thence he soon inferred by forms of reasoning sufficiently rigorous , the eternity , the immutability , and the immensity of the one ( unique ) substance . ' In his accourt of ...
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