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Title: A Narrative of the Conjunction of the Two Seas, the Ocean and the Mediterranean, by a Channel, Cut out through Languedoc in France, by the Authority of the Most Christian King Louys XIV, and the Contrivance and Management of Monsicur Riquet: Englished by the Publisher Out of the French, Lately Sent to the Same from Paris, together with Printed Mapp of the Said Channel Here Contracted, and Explained
Year: 1753 (1750s)
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Subjects: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society
Publisher: Royal Society of London

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cannot Judge^being a ftrangcr to that Wa-ter^much differing (it feems) from thefe about Us; and there-fore may participate of other Minerals^and more^both in quanti-ty and number. Bat^whether all thofe diftindMinerals^reck-on d up by the Dr, do confpire ta makeup this Mediciaal wa-ter, and that none of them can be left ouc^may be doubted :Audit feemSjhedothhimfclffpeak very doubtfully^ as to Salt 1acknowledging it to be the leall of all the other ^ if there be a-ny differing from the Salt of the Metals 1 though it be fometimescovered by the Sea^as he flith pag. 8p. Next, I wonder^ why he fliould fet Allom in the front of theConftituents of his Medicinal ^mttnAkmenixiccat^aftringitjin-cravat. Now how the Water fliould be fo highly deopilative ^and fo beneficial to Hypochondriacal and Cachedical perfons ^being impregnated withfogreatan Aftringent^Iunderflandnot^neither doth the Dr. declare: Befides^heconfeffeth^AlJum-wa-ter will not tinge with Galls as he acknowledges this willdo. for-philtrans06231216
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