The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... death ; and he has en- deavored , by various experiments , to shew that this state is the effect chiefly of the elasticity of the lungs in combina- tion with that of the arterial canals . ' How the elastic power of the arteries should ...
... death ; and he has en- deavored , by various experiments , to shew that this state is the effect chiefly of the elasticity of the lungs in combina- tion with that of the arterial canals . ' How the elastic power of the arteries should ...
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... death exhibit tubercles in every varying stage of advancement , so as wholly to preclude the application of his proposal . Finally , it must have been well known to him that rest is very inadequate to effect the cure of external ulcers ...
... death exhibit tubercles in every varying stage of advancement , so as wholly to preclude the application of his proposal . Finally , it must have been well known to him that rest is very inadequate to effect the cure of external ulcers ...
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... death ; and the relations of one who has been murdered inflict death on the offender without regard to the formalities of trial and condemnation . Stealing and lying also expose the indivi- dual , who is detected in either , to be ...
... death ; and the relations of one who has been murdered inflict death on the offender without regard to the formalities of trial and condemnation . Stealing and lying also expose the indivi- dual , who is detected in either , to be ...
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