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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 13 (1907) (1907)

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t now is, but was fertile, with lapping, present the appearance of a an abundant rainfall, and capable of continuous fever, this does not contra- supporting a numerous. population. dict ‘the ancient classification. The Ninety centuries ago Egypt was not de- second point found out by them, and… … of Peruvian bark as a cure for ma- which, ethnologists conclude, was THE THIRD STAGE. larial fever—or as we should more Asiatic and not Nubian. Even the The Three Stages of Unwrapping a Coptic Mummy, correctly term it, an antidote. This contents of the intestines were so well became known in Europe…

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