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... animals , they can devour these animals ; and in this way , obtain a richer and more stimulating food than any vege table production can possibly afford . It is therefore a part of the business of the husbandman to rear and to feed ...
... animals , they can devour these animals ; and in this way , obtain a richer and more stimulating food than any vege table production can possibly afford . It is therefore a part of the business of the husbandman to rear and to feed ...
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... animals . 5th . That animals of an inferior temperature whose excitability is abundant , can subsist under lower degrees of this power , than warm- blooded animals , or those whose excitability is not so abundant . 6th . That animals ...
... animals . 5th . That animals of an inferior temperature whose excitability is abundant , can subsist under lower degrees of this power , than warm- blooded animals , or those whose excitability is not so abundant . 6th . That animals ...
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... animals ; he concludes that he is not so ; and he attempts to , shew that the supposed differences , which have been pointed out between man and the most perfect ourang - outang , are less distinct and important than those which exist ...
... animals ; he concludes that he is not so ; and he attempts to , shew that the supposed differences , which have been pointed out between man and the most perfect ourang - outang , are less distinct and important than those which exist ...
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