The philosophy of the bath; or, Air and water in health and disease1873 |
Fra bogen
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... never to be lost sight of , for , as Dr. Millingen observes , " the sound operation of the mind is fre- quently disturbed by the slightest physical influence . " * Two schools of medicine , famous in their day , were distinguished by ...
... never to be lost sight of , for , as Dr. Millingen observes , " the sound operation of the mind is fre- quently disturbed by the slightest physical influence . " * Two schools of medicine , famous in their day , were distinguished by ...
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... never more so than in our own time . Be- cause it is owing to the ignorance and consequent credulity of mankind that quackery in Medicine finds profitable existence . " Man , " observes Southey , " is a dupeable animal . Quacks in ...
... never more so than in our own time . Be- cause it is owing to the ignorance and consequent credulity of mankind that quackery in Medicine finds profitable existence . " Man , " observes Southey , " is a dupeable animal . Quacks in ...
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... never yet known to voluntarily correct them . This a candid writer , Dr. C. Kidd , admits , and says , " Our chiefest hopes at present exist in the outer educated public . It is a sad but humiliating con- fession . " * As an eminent ...
... never yet known to voluntarily correct them . This a candid writer , Dr. C. Kidd , admits , and says , " Our chiefest hopes at present exist in the outer educated public . It is a sad but humiliating con- fession . " * As an eminent ...
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... never attempted the cultivation of medi- cine by rational study , nor to follow its practice by natural means . They were for the most part grossly illiterate , and en- couraged the superstitions which led the practice of Anatomy to be ...
... never attempted the cultivation of medi- cine by rational study , nor to follow its practice by natural means . They were for the most part grossly illiterate , and en- couraged the superstitions which led the practice of Anatomy to be ...
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... never dreamed of cul- tivating Medicine as a Science , nor of seeking in nature for the means of alleviating disease , but were always active in crying down , with persistent intolerance , all discoveries that exposed their own ...
... never dreamed of cul- tivating Medicine as a Science , nor of seeking in nature for the means of alleviating disease , but were always active in crying down , with persistent intolerance , all discoveries that exposed their own ...
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