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... cold affecting selves to the confinement which is necessary to the chest , and
attended with discharge of mucus give any form of treatment a chance of success
. by coughing . A cold in the head ' is termed , in | In the earliest stage a warm hip
...
... cold affecting selves to the confinement which is necessary to the chest , and
attended with discharge of mucus give any form of treatment a chance of success
. by coughing . A cold in the head ' is termed , in | In the earliest stage a warm hip
...
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He died at Clapham successful in establishing a stock of cattle of a Common ,
24th July 1868 . As an artist he was dis decidedly more profitable character -
wider in the tinguished by great versatility , and by considerable rib , more
symmetrical ...
He died at Clapham successful in establishing a stock of cattle of a Common ,
24th July 1868 . As an artist he was dis decidedly more profitable character -
wider in the tinguished by great versatility , and by considerable rib , more
symmetrical ...
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It is noted was taken up in a systematic manner by Benjamin for the almost
perfect formation of the shoulder , Tomkins about 1766 , and carried on by him
with which is laid into the body with remarkable much energy and success until
his ...
It is noted was taken up in a systematic manner by Benjamin for the almost
perfect formation of the shoulder , Tomkins about 1766 , and carried on by him
with which is laid into the body with remarkable much energy and success until
his ...
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Almost continuously since shorthorn predominates , and there are also strong
then the good work has been prosecuted with representations of the Hereford ,
Polled Aberdeenenergy and success , and for many years the British Angus ...
Almost continuously since shorthorn predominates , and there are also strong
then the good work has been prosecuted with representations of the Hereford ,
Polled Aberdeenenergy and success , and for many years the British Angus ...
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Bengal has 19 regiments , each of 8 guarding the flanks , seizing all opportunities
of troops , consisting of 10 European officers ( 1 in com . charging , completing
success by an active pursuit , mand and I surgeon ) , 17 native officers , and 536
...
Bengal has 19 regiments , each of 8 guarding the flanks , seizing all opportunities
of troops , consisting of 10 European officers ( 1 in com . charging , completing
success by an active pursuit , mand and I surgeon ) , 17 native officers , and 536
...
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Page 290 - ... we have a foreboding that Clough, imperfect as he was in many respects, and dying before he had subdued his sensitive temperament to the sterner requirements of his art, will be thought a hundred years hence to have been the truest expression in verse of the moral and intellectual tendencies, the doubt and struggle towards settled convictions, of the period in which he lived.
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Page 184 - He shall not be called upon to perform any ceremony derogatory to him as representing the Sovereign of an independent nation on a footing of equality with that of China.
Page 132 - Success returned to the British arms. French armies were beaten everywhere by Britain and her allies — in India, in Africa, in Canada, on the Rhine — and British fleets drove the few French ships they did not capture or destroy from almost every sea. But the prime mover of all these brilliant victories found himself compelled to 'resign (1761), when...
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Page 286 - India were in 1772 made the subject of animadversion in parliament, and next year matter for the inquiry of a select committee. He was examined and cross-examined more like a sheepstealer than the Baron of Plassey.