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... certainly not unproductive , unless the science of medicine be wholly super- fluous ; nor can military men be classed under that ignoble description , until the time comes when nations shall be agreed on the inutility of war , and that ...
... certainly not unproductive , unless the science of medicine be wholly super- fluous ; nor can military men be classed under that ignoble description , until the time comes when nations shall be agreed on the inutility of war , and that ...
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... certainly intitled to the praise of being both original and learned . It is evidently the composition of a writer of no ordinary power ; one who has read much ; who thinks for himself ; and who , though he has not neglected the use of ...
... certainly intitled to the praise of being both original and learned . It is evidently the composition of a writer of no ordinary power ; one who has read much ; who thinks for himself ; and who , though he has not neglected the use of ...
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... certainly a greater reason to wish that Count DUMAS had contented himself with causing his lucubrations to assume only the latter tone , since we find that almost the half of his 7th volume is occupied with political reasonings and ...
... certainly a greater reason to wish that Count DUMAS had contented himself with causing his lucubrations to assume only the latter tone , since we find that almost the half of his 7th volume is occupied with political reasonings and ...
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