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... shew that animal food is not natural to man . On this subject he has collected some opinions , but no proofs . Had he ex- tended his anatomical and physiological inquiries beyond the very few authors whom he has mentioned , he would ...
... shew that animal food is not natural to man . On this subject he has collected some opinions , but no proofs . Had he ex- tended his anatomical and physiological inquiries beyond the very few authors whom he has mentioned , he would ...
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... shew an uncommon partiality for it . " the When turnips in the early season are stocked with sheep , and greens rank and strong , many die suddenly , more especially young two - tooth sheep . The disorder is a pent up wind , occasioned ...
... shew an uncommon partiality for it . " the When turnips in the early season are stocked with sheep , and greens rank and strong , many die suddenly , more especially young two - tooth sheep . The disorder is a pent up wind , occasioned ...
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... shew that the above mentioned integrals depend on the rectification of the ellipse ; a problem which , as he justly observes , may by means of infinite series be resolved in any case that can possibly occur . Having reduced the ...
... shew that the above mentioned integrals depend on the rectification of the ellipse ; a problem which , as he justly observes , may by means of infinite series be resolved in any case that can possibly occur . Having reduced the ...
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