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person who flatters himself the methods of treatment, recommended by an humane society, for the recovery of persons apparently drowned, if more generally known, might save many lives
causes the following abridgement of them to be dispersed through the county of Sussex, and hopes that some of them will be fixed up in vestry-rooms, at public-houses, in servants halls, and such places as will make them most generally known
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Making of the modern world (Goldsmiths'-Kress Library of Economic Literature)