The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Band 32Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1809 |
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... Clutterbuck , M. D. Mem- ber of the Royal College of Physicians . 8vo . pp . 440 . 9s . Boosey . " TO a person unacquainted with the history of physic , " says ... Clutterbuck contends that there is no Clutterbuck's Inquiry into Fever . 49.
... Clutterbuck , M. D. Mem- ber of the Royal College of Physicians . 8vo . pp . 440 . 9s . Boosey . " TO a person unacquainted with the history of physic , " says ... Clutterbuck contends that there is no Clutterbuck's Inquiry into Fever . 49.
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... Clutterbuck observes , " be employed merely in the palliation of symptoms , but in endeavouring to remove their causes , wherever this is practicable . " In the second chapter , Dr. Clutterbuck endeavours to assign the primary seat of ...
... Clutterbuck observes , " be employed merely in the palliation of symptoms , but in endeavouring to remove their causes , wherever this is practicable . " In the second chapter , Dr. Clutterbuck endeavours to assign the primary seat of ...
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... Clutterbuck distributes the occasional causes of fever into three classes : - First , those which act through the medium of the mind , as the mental passions and emotions ; secondly , those which may be supposed to act by irritation ...
... Clutterbuck distributes the occasional causes of fever into three classes : - First , those which act through the medium of the mind , as the mental passions and emotions ; secondly , those which may be supposed to act by irritation ...
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... Clutterbuck has ad- vanced , in support of the opinion that fever consists es- sentially in a topical inflammation of the brain , have been derived principally ... Clutterbuck adduces instances from ' Clutterbuck's Inquiry into Fever . 53.
... Clutterbuck has ad- vanced , in support of the opinion that fever consists es- sentially in a topical inflammation of the brain , have been derived principally ... Clutterbuck adduces instances from ' Clutterbuck's Inquiry into Fever . 53.
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... Clutterbuck drawing this decided conclusion : --- " That the symptoms of fever are the symptoms of inflamed brain , and that the latter is the immediate cause of the former ; or rather that fever and inflammation of the brain are ...
... Clutterbuck drawing this decided conclusion : --- " That the symptoms of fever are the symptoms of inflamed brain , and that the latter is the immediate cause of the former ; or rather that fever and inflammation of the brain are ...
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