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... because we can help them , and because we ought to help them . We are not fondly to ima- gine we can make of kings , or of law - givers , the fcape - goats to an- fwer for our follies and our crimes : by the fervices of this day they ...
... because we can help them , and because we ought to help them . We are not fondly to ima- gine we can make of kings , or of law - givers , the fcape - goats to an- fwer for our follies and our crimes : by the fervices of this day they ...
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... because the aeriform fluids continue aeriform though they feel cold ; and because the fame fubftances may feel hot , and yet not be aeriform . He mentions many particular inftances , all tending to fhew that the aeriform state is not ...
... because the aeriform fluids continue aeriform though they feel cold ; and because the fame fubftances may feel hot , and yet not be aeriform . He mentions many particular inftances , all tending to fhew that the aeriform state is not ...
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... because our opinion is unfavourable to the medi- cine , but because , in afcertaining the value of a new remedy , all evidence fhould be heard : · The high character with which this medicine was ushered into practice , induced me to ...
... because our opinion is unfavourable to the medi- cine , but because , in afcertaining the value of a new remedy , all evidence fhould be heard : · The high character with which this medicine was ushered into practice , induced me to ...
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