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Page 3
... assert for this purpose what his own conscience must tell him is unfounded . To hold up the infallibility of a trifling remedy of this kind , in such various and opposite complaints , is equally a disgrace to his understanding as well ...
... assert for this purpose what his own conscience must tell him is unfounded . To hold up the infallibility of a trifling remedy of this kind , in such various and opposite complaints , is equally a disgrace to his understanding as well ...
Page 18
... assert that he should reckon he had done nothing , had he not been equally successful in prevent- ing the reception of the virus altogether as in curing the disease . This idea was likewise supported by the suc- 18 Sir S. Hannay's ...
... assert that he should reckon he had done nothing , had he not been equally successful in prevent- ing the reception of the virus altogether as in curing the disease . This idea was likewise supported by the suc- 18 Sir S. Hannay's ...
Page 42
... assert . The facts are there printed , and your Lordship can thus gain exact information . But supposing that motives of humanity were out of the question , the medical care of the prisons is certainly a matter of policy . In delivering ...
... assert . The facts are there printed , and your Lordship can thus gain exact information . But supposing that motives of humanity were out of the question , the medical care of the prisons is certainly a matter of policy . In delivering ...
Page 99
... and lost in leaves . For the proof of this assertion , the reader has only to peruse the present Materia Medica . It is said of natron , " that the most esteemed is that of Alicant ; that of 1808 . 99 Royal College of Physicians .
... and lost in leaves . For the proof of this assertion , the reader has only to peruse the present Materia Medica . It is said of natron , " that the most esteemed is that of Alicant ; that of 1808 . 99 Royal College of Physicians .
Page 110
... assertions , calculated only to entrap the young and thoughtless . Venereal complaints , once contracted , leave too often a state of constitution which may be termed valetudinary , and which is too readily effected by the variable ...
... assertions , calculated only to entrap the young and thoughtless . Venereal complaints , once contracted , leave too often a state of constitution which may be termed valetudinary , and which is too readily effected by the variable ...
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