Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 31
... observed , that thofe amongst them who do drink it to great excefs , are often thrown thereby into a diabetes , or become tabid , and die emaciated . If , with tea , a moderate quan- tity of bread , and a very little butter upon it , be ...
... observed , that thofe amongst them who do drink it to great excefs , are often thrown thereby into a diabetes , or become tabid , and die emaciated . If , with tea , a moderate quan- tity of bread , and a very little butter upon it , be ...
Page 257
... OBSERVATIONS of afterwards gradually increased by the hear. at Paris . T HE problem , the Indians here propose to us , is become famous by the great number of attempts that have been made to folve it . It confifts in giving to cotton a ...
... OBSERVATIONS of afterwards gradually increased by the hear. at Paris . T HE problem , the Indians here propose to us , is become famous by the great number of attempts that have been made to folve it . It confifts in giving to cotton a ...
Page 261
... observed . The Indian method , for fkain - dyeing , feems to place , in a new light , the prin- ciple of animal fubftances , which I have alfo difcovered . This method appears quite different , and even contradictory to the principles ...
... observed . The Indian method , for fkain - dyeing , feems to place , in a new light , the prin- ciple of animal fubftances , which I have alfo difcovered . This method appears quite different , and even contradictory to the principles ...
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