The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-04 00:00:00

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By GEORGE COOK, D.O.
Minister of Laurencekirk, and Author of " An Illustration
ot'the General Evidence establishing the ReaLity of Christ's

Resurrcaion."
Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
and I. Murray, London; ret‘l Hill and Archibald C.:unstable
and Cu. Edinburgh.
". Dr. Cooke has been- very industrious in colleatng the
jriaterials of which his liook is, composed ; and tor working
them tip as he has done, he Merits-the praise of 'accuracy,
fidelity, and impartiality. ."--Eclectic Review, Jan. 1,. 1812.

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SSAYS on -the Changes of the HUIUAN
I'4 BO DY• at its dill:trent 'Ages the DiieSPS to .which it
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Principles of its Longevity. Tn.: whole illustrated by many
analogies in Plants and. Animal
IIy'THOMAS lANIESON, M.D.
Member of the Colleges of Physicians in London and Edin-
burgh, and resident Physician at Cheltenham.
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