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Excerpt from The Science of Medicine, and the Science of Life and Theory of Disease: Comprising a Condensed View of the Theory of Disease, and the Application of Remedies and Medical Hygiene
The essential phenomenon of an Heat is a primary element of all imal life is, and very likely always animal as well as vegetable life. Will be measurably veiled in cheen Even in the cold blooded animals, rity. Nevertheless, the laws which heat' is a primary element of life, govern it, which are the laws of na for the serpents become stiff when ture, are plain, simple, and easy to cold, and the tortoise hatch their be understood; and this is what I young by the heat ofthe sun; there now propose to speak of, with all is nothing lives, grows or decays its various in?uences. Without the agency of heat.
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