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... effect on the commerce of the states of Barbary . The northern shores of the Mediterranean , offered a ready market for all their staple productions ; and , from their vicinity , gave a prompt return to all their wants . The war between ...
... effect on the commerce of the states of Barbary . The northern shores of the Mediterranean , offered a ready market for all their staple productions ; and , from their vicinity , gave a prompt return to all their wants . The war between ...
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... effects on vision ; and he determined to make the experiment on his own person . Some years previously , he had ... effect is produced on them by bella - donna . He was not able to try the experiment to perfection , but the result ...
... effects on vision ; and he determined to make the experiment on his own person . Some years previously , he had ... effect is produced on them by bella - donna . He was not able to try the experiment to perfection , but the result ...
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... effect of an operation , and in course to regard every other remedy as entirely hopeless . Costiveness is pointed out as an usual attendant on cancer , and is a state which we must be very careful to obviate . Great abstinence and a ...
... effect of an operation , and in course to regard every other remedy as entirely hopeless . Costiveness is pointed out as an usual attendant on cancer , and is a state which we must be very careful to obviate . Great abstinence and a ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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