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Page 256
In some places , a great outcry has been raised against the cow - pox , in
consequence of its having been supposed to induce a formidable train of
eruptive complaints . This objection is repelled by Dr. Willan in the most decisive
manner ; and ...
In some places , a great outcry has been raised against the cow - pox , in
consequence of its having been supposed to induce a formidable train of
eruptive complaints . This objection is repelled by Dr. Willan in the most decisive
manner ; and ...
Page 289
... and has not exercised on it that deep reflection which he has displayed in
discussing other topics . turn to a subsequent paper , ( on Universal Liberty of
Conscience ) it would appear that he is fully aware of the consequence of
elevating one ...
... and has not exercised on it that deep reflection which he has displayed in
discussing other topics . turn to a subsequent paper , ( on Universal Liberty of
Conscience ) it would appear that he is fully aware of the consequence of
elevating one ...
Page 436
Lady Olivia , who had adopted the abovementioned principles , who was
separated from her husband , and who was shunned by the world in
consequence of her wounded reputation , is , from motives of pity , protected by
the amiable and ...
Lady Olivia , who had adopted the abovementioned principles , who was
separated from her husband , and who was shunned by the world in
consequence of her wounded reputation , is , from motives of pity , protected by
the amiable and ...
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