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English: Taken from page 3 of the——PDF file shown in the "source link," showing how spellings such as "tumours" and "colour", which are today considered——to be, British/Commonwealth spellings, "were used in early American publications." This one dating from 1814. |
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| Source | New England Journal of Medicine website |
| Author | New England Journal of Medicine |
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