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... fact , the rule rather than the exception - then , I think , most will agree that such easy blending is strongly in ... fact he had heard of an outbreak of typhus having prevailed amongst the Russian soldiers , and he had no doubt but ...
... fact , the rule rather than the exception - then , I think , most will agree that such easy blending is strongly in ... fact he had heard of an outbreak of typhus having prevailed amongst the Russian soldiers , and he had no doubt but ...
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... fact that they have to sustain themselves during port , its assembling there for the mere purpose of declaring ... facts , he added , showed that all the previous outbreaks of plague in Russia had their origin in the two neighbouring ...
... fact that they have to sustain themselves during port , its assembling there for the mere purpose of declaring ... facts , he added , showed that all the previous outbreaks of plague in Russia had their origin in the two neighbouring ...
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... fact that it contains so much sound material for suggestive thought . It is not every man who could have written such an excellent summary of so vast a number of carefully investigated facts . RICKETS AT THE PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY . IN ...
... fact that it contains so much sound material for suggestive thought . It is not every man who could have written such an excellent summary of so vast a number of carefully investigated facts . RICKETS AT THE PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY . IN ...
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... fact , and undoubtedly keeps up our death - rate . The drainage arrangements of many houses are as bad as they can well be - leaky and unventilated . What we are endeavouring to abolish as much as possible just now are sinks in ...
... fact , and undoubtedly keeps up our death - rate . The drainage arrangements of many houses are as bad as they can well be - leaky and unventilated . What we are endeavouring to abolish as much as possible just now are sinks in ...
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... fact that rickets was present at birth did not prove its heredity , for the child had to derive its nourish- ment from the mother during foetal life ; and , if the mother were badly nourished , the child would tend to be so also . The ...
... fact that rickets was present at birth did not prove its heredity , for the child had to derive its nourish- ment from the mother during foetal life ; and , if the mother were badly nourished , the child would tend to be so also . The ...
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Page 40 - ... health than natural parturition, more frequently lays the foundation of disease, and, if repeated, abridges the period of youth and comeliness. These risks were necessarily greater if abortion was induced. The reasons which may be adduced as justifying the induction of abortion are the following: (1) Pelvic deformity so great as to preclude the birth of a viable child.