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...civilized nations — they read and write; they sleep in beds, and rule in couc-hes; they wear ciits and trowsers — who, then, will say that bark is meant for such persons as these? ' " In the second place, their fevers and agues may have many excellencies with which we are unacquainted—...

...circumstances of the persons for whom this privilege is demanded. " ' In the first place, they are civilized nations — they read and write, they sleep in beds, and ride in coaches — they wear coats and trowsere: who then will say that bark is meant for such persona as these ? " 'In the second place,...

...circumstances of the persons for whom this privilege is demanded. " ' In the first place, they are civilized nations — they read and write, they sleep in beds,...will say that bark is meant for such persons as these " " 'In the second place, their fevers and agues may have many excellencies with which we are unacquainted:...

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