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Page 131
... received a vast mass of communications on this subject , drew up such an abstract of their contents , as might be published along with the poems , without swelling the volumes to an immoderate size . Mr. L. however , asserts that Dr ...
... received a vast mass of communications on this subject , drew up such an abstract of their contents , as might be published along with the poems , without swelling the volumes to an immoderate size . Mr. L. however , asserts that Dr ...
Page 231
... received the commission of lieutenant - colonel . On the death of the commander he succeeded to his place . The thanks of the legislature were voted to him and the regiment , for their conduct on that service . But he resigned his ...
... received the commission of lieutenant - colonel . On the death of the commander he succeeded to his place . The thanks of the legislature were voted to him and the regiment , for their conduct on that service . But he resigned his ...
Page 273
... received into the lungs . That water is exhaled from the lungs during Respi- ration is obvious , but with respect to the quantity and the means of its production the opinions of philoso phers are extremely different , and the matter is ...
... received into the lungs . That water is exhaled from the lungs during Respi- ration is obvious , but with respect to the quantity and the means of its production the opinions of philoso phers are extremely different , and the matter is ...
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