The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1810 |
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... given a rather full account of the diseases incident to dogs , with a large catalogue of their usual reme- dies . In particular , he describes at considerable length , chiefly from Mr. Blane's pamphlet , that affection which is called ...
... given a rather full account of the diseases incident to dogs , with a large catalogue of their usual reme- dies . In particular , he describes at considerable length , chiefly from Mr. Blane's pamphlet , that affection which is called ...
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... given it to the world . The poems and fragments of poems which the Committee has been able to procure , contain , as will appear from the article in the appendix , No. 15 , often the sub- stance , and sometimes almost the literal ...
... given it to the world . The poems and fragments of poems which the Committee has been able to procure , contain , as will appear from the article in the appendix , No. 15 , often the sub- stance , and sometimes almost the literal ...
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... given by Dr. Donald Smith , in the Appendix to the Society's Report , No. 9 .: from which it appears that , as published by Mr. Hill , they abound in errors , arrising partly from the collector's ignorance of the Gaelic language , and ...
... given by Dr. Donald Smith , in the Appendix to the Society's Report , No. 9 .: from which it appears that , as published by Mr. Hill , they abound in errors , arrising partly from the collector's ignorance of the Gaelic language , and ...
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