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... produced a considerable sensation among philo- sophers who are engaged in the investigation of the revolu- tions in our planet . In applying the facts furnished by the Kirkdale cave to geology , the author enters into some pre- vious ...
... produced a considerable sensation among philo- sophers who are engaged in the investigation of the revolu- tions in our planet . In applying the facts furnished by the Kirkdale cave to geology , the author enters into some pre- vious ...
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... produced on dry oxymuriate of mercury . From a number of experiments , it appeared that those menstrua , which have a strong affinity for corrosive sublimate , prevent its decomposition when exposed to light ; ( as the muriates ...
... produced on dry oxymuriate of mercury . From a number of experiments , it appeared that those menstrua , which have a strong affinity for corrosive sublimate , prevent its decomposition when exposed to light ; ( as the muriates ...
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... produced by inflammation of the mucaus membrane of the stomach and small intestinesdooWhen we see that the ... producing a cure in the presumed gastro - enteritis of M. Broussais but , in all these cases of in flammation of an ...
... produced by inflammation of the mucaus membrane of the stomach and small intestinesdooWhen we see that the ... producing a cure in the presumed gastro - enteritis of M. Broussais but , in all these cases of in flammation of an ...
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