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8099. SPRINGS, Medicinal.—
There are
several medicinal springs [in Virginia], some
of which are indubitably efficacious, while others
seem to owe their reputation as much to
fancy and change of air and regimen, as to
their real virtues.—
Notes on Virginia. Washington ed. viii, 279.
Ford ed., iii, 121.
(1782)
See Medicinal Springs.
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