Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen30Pub. for J. Hinton, 1762 |
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... fhew that the Use of COPPER VESSELS in the Navy is one principal Caufe of the Sea Scurvy . From Medical Obfervations and Inquiries ; by a Society of Phyficians in London , 1 * It may be neceffary to acquaint the reader. forms him of her ...
... fhew that the Use of COPPER VESSELS in the Navy is one principal Caufe of the Sea Scurvy . From Medical Obfervations and Inquiries ; by a Society of Phyficians in London , 1 * It may be neceffary to acquaint the reader. forms him of her ...
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... fhew the industrious ingenuity of the Iceland- ers . They have also excited the curiofity of some of our Naturalists , who are endeavour- ing to examine into the kind of fibres the allantoides are compofed of . Confidering that on all ...
... fhew the industrious ingenuity of the Iceland- ers . They have also excited the curiofity of some of our Naturalists , who are endeavour- ing to examine into the kind of fibres the allantoides are compofed of . Confidering that on all ...
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... fhew his martial ardour . The first time he fignalifed himself was at the hege of Boilleduc . The Prince of Orange , who faw how careless he was of his perfon , commanded him to keep always near himself ; but this care to fecure him ...
... fhew his martial ardour . The first time he fignalifed himself was at the hege of Boilleduc . The Prince of Orange , who faw how careless he was of his perfon , commanded him to keep always near himself ; but this care to fecure him ...
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