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Sexual Physiology
Sexual Physiology

By R. T., R. T. Trall, Trall

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1866. Trall writes in the Preface that: The public has too long ignored as indelicate, or as too intricate and mysterious to be comprehended except by those who are educated in all the branches of...

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What Can We Believe?
What Can We Believe?

By Trall Engle, Engle, Trall

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Digestion And Dyspepsia; A Complete Explanation Of The Physiology Of The Digestive Processes, With The Symptoms And Treatment Of Dyspepsia And
An Essay On Tobacco Using: Being A Philosophical Exposition Of The Effects Of Tobacco On The Human System (1872)
The New Hydropathic Cook-Book; With Recipes For Cooking On Hygienic Principles
An Essay On Tobacco Using: Being A Philosophical Exposition Of The Effects Of Tobacco On The Human System (1872)
The Mother'S Hygienic Hand-Book: For The Normal Development And Training Of Women And Children, And The Treatment Of Their Diseases With Hygienic Agencies
The Human Voice; Its Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Therapeutics, And Training

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