An Enquiry Into the Probability and Rationality of Mr. Hunter's Theory of Life: Being the Subject of the First Two Anatomical Lectures Delivered Before the Royal College of Surgeons, of London |
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... motion ; we become lost in astonishment that such important ends can be effected by apparently such simple means . On reflecting how I might best accomplish the duty which devolves to me , of giving anatomical lectures in a place by no ...
... motion ; we become lost in astonishment that such important ends can be effected by apparently such simple means . On reflecting how I might best accomplish the duty which devolves to me , of giving anatomical lectures in a place by no ...
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... motion and sensation are pro- duced ; for this will lead directly to the con- sideration of Mr. Hunter's Theory of Life . In surveying the great chain of liv- ing beings , we find life connected with a vast variety of organization , yet ...
... motion and sensation are pro- duced ; for this will lead directly to the con- sideration of Mr. Hunter's Theory of Life . In surveying the great chain of liv- ing beings , we find life connected with a vast variety of organization , yet ...
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... motions began in various places in the cicatricula so as simultaneously to form parts of the embryon and its ap- pendages . The opinions of Mr. Hunter deserve at least to be respectfully and attentively considered . That he was a man of ...
... motions began in various places in the cicatricula so as simultaneously to form parts of the embryon and its ap- pendages . The opinions of Mr. Hunter deserve at least to be respectfully and attentively considered . That he was a man of ...
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... motion . Yet this phænomenon does not seem to be the effect of abso- lute inability , in the irritable property , to continue in action , for some muscles continue to act without experiencing fa- tigue . For instance , those of the jaws ...
... motion . Yet this phænomenon does not seem to be the effect of abso- lute inability , in the irritable property , to continue in action , for some muscles continue to act without experiencing fa- tigue . For instance , those of the jaws ...
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... motion . Yet this phænomenon does not seem to be the effect of abso- lute inability , in the irritable property , to continue in action , for some muscles continue to act without experiencing fa- tigue . For instance , those of the jaws ...
... motion . Yet this phænomenon does not seem to be the effect of abso- lute inability , in the irritable property , to continue in action , for some muscles continue to act without experiencing fa- tigue . For instance , those of the jaws ...
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Page 14 - I think naturally conclude, that life does hot depend on organization. Mr. Hunter, who so patiently and accurately examined the different links of this great chain, which seems to connect even man with the common matter of the universe, was of this opinion. In speaking of the properties of life, he says, it is something that prevents...
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