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... opinion ' respect- ing the existence of this variety , on the fact that persons , exposed to the causes which produce these species of fevers , are at- tacked sometimes with the fever , sometimes with the dysen- tery , and at other ...
... opinion ' respect- ing the existence of this variety , on the fact that persons , exposed to the causes which produce these species of fevers , are at- tacked sometimes with the fever , sometimes with the dysen- tery , and at other ...
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... opinion . My connexion with India began so long ago as the year 1773 , when I was appointed to a place in the Government of Bengal by the first Parliamentary ap pointment that was made for India . The events of a few years placed me ...
... opinion . My connexion with India began so long ago as the year 1773 , when I was appointed to a place in the Government of Bengal by the first Parliamentary ap pointment that was made for India . The events of a few years placed me ...
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... opinion is now discarded ; and there is reason for believing that , in his experiments , he saw results which coincided with his hypo- thesis , rather than such as would have appeared to an unbi- assed observer . For a long time , no ...
... opinion is now discarded ; and there is reason for believing that , in his experiments , he saw results which coincided with his hypo- thesis , rather than such as would have appeared to an unbi- assed observer . For a long time , no ...
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