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" ... accept the results of Pasteur's antirabies inoculation, I most cheerfully credit him with his earnest endeavors and the instructive value of his success in anthrax, hen-cholera and rouget in the hog. It may be well for me to state why I do not believe... "
Annual Report - Page 179
by Nebraska. State Board of Agriculture - 1891
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Letters to a Protestant Divine: In Defence of Unitarianism

Protestant Divine, Reader Wainwright - 1824 - 492 pages
...Christianity, till the destruction of Jerusalem, and their final dispersion by the Roman power. In short, there is not a particle of evidence to be found in the Scriptures, that the Jews expected their Messiah to be equal to God. The word ' son of God ' does not...
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals of ..., Volume 8

Maryland. Court of Appeals, Richard W. Gill, Oliver Miller - 1852 - 614 pages
...appellees. MARTIN, J., delivered the opinion of this court. It is to be observed in this cause, that there is not a particle of evidence to be found in the record, from which the jury could find that the money in controversy, or, indeed, any money was won...
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The Western Medical Reporter, Volume 12

1890 - 300 pages
...It may be well for me to state why I do not believe in Pasteur's method of preventing rabies. First: there is not a particle of evidence to be found in...hypothetical possibility of preventive inoculation. Second: Pasteur's statistics are not honest. Not one of those Newark children were ever bitten by a...
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Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division ..., Volume 145

New York (State). Supreme Court. Appellate Division - 1912 - 1096 pages
...table and unscrewed the top, when the machine started, with the result as stated in the complaint. There is not a particle of evidence to be found in the case that the machine was defective in any manner, or that it started by reason of any such defect....
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Reports of Cases Determined in the District Courts of Appeal of ..., Volume 71

California. District Courts of Appeal - 1926 - 970 pages
...Bigelow v. Ballerina, 111 Cal. 559 [44 Pac. 307]; Wood v. Blaney, 107 Cal. 291 [40 Pac. 428].) [2] There is not a particle of evidence to be found in the record before us showing or tending to show that, when he examined the tractor for Pennybaker before...
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Reports of Cases Determined in the District Courts of Appeal of ..., Volume 71

1926 - 994 pages
...Bigelow v. Ballerina, 111 Cal. 559 [44 Pac. 307] ; Wood v. Blaney, 107 Cal. 291 [40 Pac. 428].) [2] There is not a particle of evidence to be found in the record before us showing or tending to show that, when he examined the tractor for Pennybaker before...
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Reports of Cases Determined in the Courts of Appeal of the State ..., Volume 71

1926 - 956 pages
...Bigelow v. Ballerina, 111 Cal. 559 [44 Pac. 307] ; Wood v. Blaney, 107 Cal. 291 [40 Pac. 428].) [2] There is not a particle of evidence to be found in the record before us showing or tending to show that, when he examined the tractor for Peunybaker before...
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Medical Standard, Volume 8

1890 - 200 pages
...It may be well for me to state why 1 do not believe in Pasteur's method of preventing rabies. First: There is not a particle of evidence to be found in...hypothetical possibility of preventive inoculation. Second: Pasteur's statistics are not honest. Not one of those Newark children was ever bitten by a...
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New England Medical Monthly and the Prescription, Volume 10

1890 - 786 pages
...It may be well for me to state why I do not believe in Pasteur's method of preventing rabies. First: There is not a particle of evidence to be found in...unquestionable. Hence we have no natural foundation to warrent the hypothetical possibility of preventive inoculation. Second: Pasteur's statistics are not...
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The New York Supplement, Volume 130

1911 - 1254 pages
...table and unscrewed the top, when the machine started, with the result as stated in the complaint. There is not a particle of evidence to be found in the case that the machine was defective in any manner, or that it started by reason of any such defect....
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