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... caufe , ( for which the firft ftupendous caufe , natural philofophy , has no direct concern ; ) or , if the phyfical caufe cannot be properly afcertained from experiment and obferva- tion , which too often happens , they take a general ...
... caufe , ( for which the firft ftupendous caufe , natural philofophy , has no direct concern ; ) or , if the phyfical caufe cannot be properly afcertained from experiment and obferva- tion , which too often happens , they take a general ...
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... caufe for which the revolution was undertaken remains the best in which men can engage ; the folly , ambition , and barbarity of individuals , may confign their own names to the execration of man- kind , but cannot diminish the ...
... caufe for which the revolution was undertaken remains the best in which men can engage ; the folly , ambition , and barbarity of individuals , may confign their own names to the execration of man- kind , but cannot diminish the ...
Pagina 280
... caufe of this disease to exift in the fudden application of cold to the body when in a heated state . For the cure , he depends on the Bath waters , used both inter- nally and externally . He mentions a variety of other reme- dies ...
... caufe of this disease to exift in the fudden application of cold to the body when in a heated state . For the cure , he depends on the Bath waters , used both inter- nally and externally . He mentions a variety of other reme- dies ...
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