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TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE

SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c.
Pradical Ellays and Remarks on the 'fabes Dorfalis.
'This day was publiilicd, Price p. in large Octavo, bound in
Boards, the Second Edition, with very confidersble
eddi-
tloos. of
YRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that fpecies of Confumption incident to Youth, and the
dieerent Stages of Life, commonly ratted Tubes Dorfalis; with
an account of the nature, caufes, and cure of that Diftemper;
&moon:wing its bmeful effeas on the final funclions of the
Animal Economy, including the Difeafes arifing therefrom;
dpeeially the Nervous Atrophla, the Floncirofis, and the
Pthilis,or Confumption in general. With Mitotic, of Cafes oc-
curring in the Author's Pradtiee daring the haft fourteen Years
By H. ST. JOHN NEAI.E,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the
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Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the
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By the Rev. C. CRUTWELL, I The Aftronomical Introduetion by the Rev. S. Vine E, A .M.
Author of the Univerfal Gazetteer. F. R. S. and Phoniest Profeffor of Altronomy and Experimental
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The former labours of this Author have received the belt Books of Travels, in all Languages, and an ample Index.
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account of its agriculture,commcree,parliamentary confequince uncommon and imi extant an occafton.—The Maps amount
and population. The reader will alfo find, in this portion of to between Forty and Fifty, from entirely new Drawings, fu-
the work. a ref r.-f mtation of London and Watininfter, with perintended and reviled by Mr..Arrowfraith, whole Skill in
the feveral additions to each. this Department is univerfally acknowledged. The chief
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Kent to Dover, and thence from the booth and welt towards and they are illuftrated by Mr. Pinkerton with many ins-
the north and Lett. The fecund, third, fourth, and fifth volumes portant Features of the Countries, and interefting names tie-
are occupied by the Journles through England and Wales,with rived fnun numerous Works of Natural and Civil Hiftory,
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