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... considerable force and ingenuity : but , as he is avowedly attached to the West Indian interest , his readers will be disposed to make on that score a consider- able deduction from the weight of his evidence ; -an abatement ...
... considerable force and ingenuity : but , as he is avowedly attached to the West Indian interest , his readers will be disposed to make on that score a consider- able deduction from the weight of his evidence ; -an abatement ...
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... considerable extent , is entirely stopped , so that the expulsion of the foetus becomes a necessary consequence . This event , how- ever , does not always follow immediately , though a founda- tion is laid for its occurrence ; and it ...
... considerable extent , is entirely stopped , so that the expulsion of the foetus becomes a necessary consequence . This event , how- ever , does not always follow immediately , though a founda- tion is laid for its occurrence ; and it ...
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... considerable extent ; and that he was fully sensible of its great importance as a remedy in the cure of fever . As to his theory respecting the mode of its operation , he acknowleges that Dr. Currie and he differ very materially in ...
... considerable extent ; and that he was fully sensible of its great importance as a remedy in the cure of fever . As to his theory respecting the mode of its operation , he acknowleges that Dr. Currie and he differ very materially in ...
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