The North American Review, Volume 117Jared Sparks, Henry Cabot Lodge, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell O. Everett, 1873 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... energy controlling the laws of affinity and ringing all vital phenomena within the domain of physical necessity enters into every conception of organic change ; and as a corollary , if we cannot 1873. ] 3 Modern Medicine .
... energy controlling the laws of affinity and ringing all vital phenomena within the domain of physical necessity enters into every conception of organic change ; and as a corollary , if we cannot 1873. ] 3 Modern Medicine .
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... physical speculations , and , abandoning all previous inductions , substitute for them a mere collection of undemonstrable postulates . ef We pretend to have learned the methods by which the earth's crust became fitted to produce the ...
... physical speculations , and , abandoning all previous inductions , substitute for them a mere collection of undemonstrable postulates . ef We pretend to have learned the methods by which the earth's crust became fitted to produce the ...
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... physical ailments of what- ever origin . Their occupations are the same , their food at given seasons is the same . Among savage nations , therefore , as the type of an identity of condition , we are not surprised to find whole tribes ...
... physical ailments of what- ever origin . Their occupations are the same , their food at given seasons is the same . Among savage nations , therefore , as the type of an identity of condition , we are not surprised to find whole tribes ...
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... physical machinery . The sense of touch , however , is not only decep- tive , but it cannot be taught ; no teacher can ever impart to his pupil the experience or knowledge that his own well - educated finger derives from the pulse . The ...
... physical machinery . The sense of touch , however , is not only decep- tive , but it cannot be taught ; no teacher can ever impart to his pupil the experience or knowledge that his own well - educated finger derives from the pulse . The ...
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... physical exertion , atmospheric changes , etc. , it is ascertained that sustained mental exertion depresses heat half a degree ; that after a full meal or the use of alcohol , heat is at first reduced , as digestion advances the ...
... physical exertion , atmospheric changes , etc. , it is ascertained that sustained mental exertion depresses heat half a degree ; that after a full meal or the use of alcohol , heat is at first reduced , as digestion advances the ...
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