Edinburgh veterinary review and annals of comparative pathology. [Continued as] The Veterinary review and stockowners' journal, ed. by J. Gamgee. New |
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Page 50
... profession at large . " Can we wonder that contagious diseases spread ? How long shall we suffer such a state of ignorance , and worse ? The vaccinated sheep in Wiltshire have been inoculated for the small - pox , and some of them have ...
... profession at large . " Can we wonder that contagious diseases spread ? How long shall we suffer such a state of ignorance , and worse ? The vaccinated sheep in Wiltshire have been inoculated for the small - pox , and some of them have ...
Page 82
... profession of im- partiality , gives vent to so much one - sided abuse , that no one can for a moment be deceived by the false pretence . All his cavilling only tends to strengthen your philosophical proposition , hitherto we have only ...
... profession of im- partiality , gives vent to so much one - sided abuse , that no one can for a moment be deceived by the false pretence . All his cavilling only tends to strengthen your philosophical proposition , hitherto we have only ...
Page 84
... profession should not have gleaned the mass of useful facts published , and arrived at some con- clusion as to the nature of many vegetable poisons which undoubtedly give rise to enzootic disorders . Of late years , various attempts ...
... profession should not have gleaned the mass of useful facts published , and arrived at some con- clusion as to the nature of many vegetable poisons which undoubtedly give rise to enzootic disorders . Of late years , various attempts ...
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... profession , and especially by medical journalists . Ready as we are to acknowledge such aid and encour- agement in the hitherto thankless task , we retain the right of break- ing a lance with our friends when occasion requires , and ...
... profession , and especially by medical journalists . Ready as we are to acknowledge such aid and encour- agement in the hitherto thankless task , we retain the right of break- ing a lance with our friends when occasion requires , and ...
Page 104
... " Out of four veterinarians who examined the pigs , we have thus two , the most eminent in their profession in Great Britain , who declare that the animals were not of the same litter . One of the other 104 ARSENICAL POISONING IN ANIMALS .
... " Out of four veterinarians who examined the pigs , we have thus two , the most eminent in their profession in Great Britain , who declare that the animals were not of the same litter . One of the other 104 ARSENICAL POISONING IN ANIMALS .
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