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Being afterwards taught by experience that dressings and regimen were
necessary , his treatments were constantly more successful . He was indisputably
the inventor of the lateral operation . His method was to introduce a sound
through the ...
Being afterwards taught by experience that dressings and regimen were
necessary , his treatments were constantly more successful . He was indisputably
the inventor of the lateral operation . His method was to introduce a sound
through the ...
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not then so sensible as afterwards , that the very frame of diocesan prelacy
excluded it , but thought it had been chargeable only on the personal neglects of
the bishops . Subscription he began to think unlawful , and repented his rashness
in ...
not then so sensible as afterwards , that the very frame of diocesan prelacy
excluded it , but thought it had been chargeable only on the personal neglects of
the bishops . Subscription he began to think unlawful , and repented his rashness
in ...
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He married a daughter of Mr. William Plat , of Highgate , by whom he had a son ,
Hilkiah , a mathematical instrument maker in Hosier - lane , near West -
Smithfield . In this house ( which was afterwards burnt in the great fire of London ,
1666 ) ...
He married a daughter of Mr. William Plat , of Highgate , by whom he had a son ,
Hilkiah , a mathematical instrument maker in Hosier - lane , near West -
Smithfield . In this house ( which was afterwards burnt in the great fire of London ,
1666 ) ...
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After a liberal education , he was promoted to be page of honour to William , then
prince of Orange ( afterwards king Wil . liam III . of England ) , in which station his
behaviour and address so recommended him to the favour of his master , that ...
After a liberal education , he was promoted to be page of honour to William , then
prince of Orange ( afterwards king Wil . liam III . of England ) , in which station his
behaviour and address so recommended him to the favour of his master , that ...
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and warm dispute , till at last many of the doctors , and Dr. Middleton among the
rest , consented to pay the fee in question , upon this condition , that Dr. Bentley
should restore the money if it was not afterwards determined to be his right .
and warm dispute , till at last many of the doctors , and Dr. Middleton among the
rest , consented to pay the fee in question , upon this condition , that Dr. Bentley
should restore the money if it was not afterwards determined to be his right .
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