Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar WaterReprinted for W. Innys, 1744 - 174 pages |
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... its virtues will be more fully discovered . Mean while , I must own myself perfuaded , from what I have already feen and tryed , that tar water may be drank with great fafety and fuccefs , in the cure or relief of moft if not all ...
... its virtues will be more fully discovered . Mean while , I must own myself perfuaded , from what I have already feen and tryed , that tar water may be drank with great fafety and fuccefs , in the cure or relief of moft if not all ...
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... it's inftrument , that any thing which greatly con- tributes to preferve or recover the health of the body , is well worth the attention of the mind . Thefe confiderations have moved me to communi- cate to the public the falutary ...
... it's inftrument , that any thing which greatly con- tributes to preferve or recover the health of the body , is well worth the attention of the mind . Thefe confiderations have moved me to communi- cate to the public the falutary ...
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... it's falutary acid is extracted by water , which yet is incapable of diffolving it's grofs re- finous parts , whofe proper menftruum is spirit of wine . Therefore tar - water , not being impregna- ted with refin , may be fafely used in ...
... it's falutary acid is extracted by water , which yet is incapable of diffolving it's grofs re- finous parts , whofe proper menftruum is spirit of wine . Therefore tar - water , not being impregna- ted with refin , may be fafely used in ...
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... it's fpecific qualities . Now the most easy separation is by infufion of tar in cold water , which to fmell and taft fhewing it felf well impregnated , may be prefumed to extract and retain the most pure volatile and active particles of ...
... it's fpecific qualities . Now the most easy separation is by infufion of tar in cold water , which to fmell and taft fhewing it felf well impregnated , may be prefumed to extract and retain the most pure volatile and active particles of ...
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... for making tar and pitch , is in effect the fame with that of the ancient Macedonians ; as ( a ) Sect . 13 . B appears V appears from the account , given in the Philofophical ( 9 ) Its virtues heretofore known, only, in part, 9 11 III.
... for making tar and pitch , is in effect the fame with that of the ancient Macedonians ; as ( a ) Sect . 13 . B appears V appears from the account , given in the Philofophical ( 9 ) Its virtues heretofore known, only, in part, 9 11 III.
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