...to be chosen would, necessarily, be those of the poor only. To this it may be replied, 1st,—that even were the force of this objection to a certain...bodies exhumated are principally those of the poor * ; 2dly,—that the evils of this, or of any other plan to be proposed on this subject, must be judged...

...bodies to be chosen would, necessarily, be those of the poor only. To this it may be replied — 1st. that even were the force of this objection, to a certain...to the same objection, since the bodies exhumated arc principally those of the poor ; 2dly. that the evils' of this, or of any other plan to be proposed...

...bodies to be chosen would, necessarily, be those of the poor only. To this it may be replied, 1st, — that even were the force of this objection to a certain...bodies exhumated are principally those of the poor* ; 2dly, — that the evils of this, or of any other plan to be proposed on this subject, must be judged...

...bodies to be chosen would, necessarily, be those of the poor only. To this it may be replied; 1 st, - that even were the force of this objection to a certain...bodies exhumated are principally those of the poor; 2dly, — that the evils of this, or of any other plan to be proposed on this subject, must be judged...

...that eien were the force of this objection, to a certtm degree, admitted, yet that, to judge fairljof the plan, its inconveniences must be compared with...existing system; which system, according to the evidence »dduced, is liable in a great measure to the same objection, since the bodies exhumated are principally...