The philosophy of the bath; or, Air and water in health and disease1873 |
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... , and en- couraged the superstitions which led the practice of Anatomy to be regarded with abhorrence . About the middle of the twelfth century the clergy were prohibited from practising surgery , 8 INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER .
... , and en- couraged the superstitions which led the practice of Anatomy to be regarded with abhorrence . About the middle of the twelfth century the clergy were prohibited from practising surgery , 8 INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER .
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... regarded as composing medical science . Hence an eminent authority , Sir Richard Owen , Professor of Anatomy to the Royal College of Surgeons , London , in addressing the students of St. Mary's Hospital , Paddington , at the distribu ...
... regarded as composing medical science . Hence an eminent authority , Sir Richard Owen , Professor of Anatomy to the Royal College of Surgeons , London , in addressing the students of St. Mary's Hospital , Paddington , at the distribu ...
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... regarded as , one of the learned professions , then , undoubtedly , those who enter upon it ought to have received that amount of mental culture , and ought to be capable of passing a preliminary examination on subjects of general ...
... regarded as , one of the learned professions , then , undoubtedly , those who enter upon it ought to have received that amount of mental culture , and ought to be capable of passing a preliminary examination on subjects of general ...
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... regarded as a certain passport to public favour . Their own friends of course aid them , and blow their trumpets , the charita- ble are wheedled out of subscriptions , and thus while there is unity in disease , there is no unity in ...
... regarded as a certain passport to public favour . Their own friends of course aid them , and blow their trumpets , the charita- ble are wheedled out of subscriptions , and thus while there is unity in disease , there is no unity in ...
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... regarded , though the richest pastures of science lie invitingly open . Hence , too , the fatal ascendancy which school dogmatism is enabled to maintain , burthening and repressing intellect like a nightmare - cramping its energies and ...
... regarded , though the richest pastures of science lie invitingly open . Hence , too , the fatal ascendancy which school dogmatism is enabled to maintain , burthening and repressing intellect like a nightmare - cramping its energies and ...
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