The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 169
... disease confifts , in his opinion , in an inflammation of the peritoneum , and admits not of bleed- ing , except when accidentally combined with some symptoms of peripneumony . Next to the peritoneum , the omentum , the broad ligaments ...
... disease confifts , in his opinion , in an inflammation of the peritoneum , and admits not of bleed- ing , except when accidentally combined with some symptoms of peripneumony . Next to the peritoneum , the omentum , the broad ligaments ...
Page 170
... disease was dangerous , when combined with peripneu mony and anomalous hepatitis . In the last inftance , bleeding and mercury were the most fuccessful remedies , and it fome- times happened that the peculiar effects of mercury were con ...
... disease was dangerous , when combined with peripneu mony and anomalous hepatitis . In the last inftance , bleeding and mercury were the most fuccessful remedies , and it fome- times happened that the peculiar effects of mercury were con ...
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... diseases have been more carfully investigated than thofe of any other part of the body , and are at prefent treated ... disease in which a fulness of the veffels is fufpected . On the first fubject there is a little inconfiftency in one ...
... diseases have been more carfully investigated than thofe of any other part of the body , and are at prefent treated ... disease in which a fulness of the veffels is fufpected . On the first fubject there is a little inconfiftency in one ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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