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Side 40
... present ; when physicians appear to have been held in higher public estimation , and empiricism had far less influence . But the stu- dent of history , who penetrates beneath the sur- face of events , with due discrimination contrast ...
... present ; when physicians appear to have been held in higher public estimation , and empiricism had far less influence . But the stu- dent of history , who penetrates beneath the sur- face of events , with due discrimination contrast ...
Side 41
... present far behind all other arts . " A remark more pertinent to our own times could not well have been made . The venerable physician who condemns his patient's aversion to his favorite operation of phlebotomy , has lived to see the pa ...
... present far behind all other arts . " A remark more pertinent to our own times could not well have been made . The venerable physician who condemns his patient's aversion to his favorite operation of phlebotomy , has lived to see the pa ...
Side 120
... present remedies for all cases . Therefore in some instances the whole medicinal substance or plant is still used by ... present to do . It was our present purpose simply to answer the oft - re- peated assertion that homoeopathy ...
... present remedies for all cases . Therefore in some instances the whole medicinal substance or plant is still used by ... present to do . It was our present purpose simply to answer the oft - re- peated assertion that homoeopathy ...
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