Discourses on practical physicJ. & A. Churchill, 1871 - 93 pages |
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... relation of mental to physical dis- ease , and the picture thus presented is singularly instructive . It tells me that the origin of insanity , as a concrete fact , is rather to be sought for in inactivity , hereditary and indi- vidual ...
... relation of mental to physical dis- ease , and the picture thus presented is singularly instructive . It tells me that the origin of insanity , as a concrete fact , is rather to be sought for in inactivity , hereditary and indi- vidual ...
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... relations of these parts , their motion , their order of motion , the product ? They shall also do much . Shall a third set examine the engine when out of gear , listen to its creakings , and grindings , and shakings , and look into its ...
... relations of these parts , their motion , their order of motion , the product ? They shall also do much . Shall a third set examine the engine when out of gear , listen to its creakings , and grindings , and shakings , and look into its ...
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... relations , the world has no standard that is worth its possession or our appreciation . Our licenses to heal are its only safeguards , and these are governed by our own laws and opinions . In our practice we hear ourselves offensively ...
... relations , the world has no standard that is worth its possession or our appreciation . Our licenses to heal are its only safeguards , and these are governed by our own laws and opinions . In our practice we hear ourselves offensively ...
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... relations of animal force to animal matter . In animal bodies I find two different forms of matter , one I call fatty matter , the other I call albumi- nous . I take the fat , which is a solid , I apply to it force , by the heat of a ...
... relations of animal force to animal matter . In animal bodies I find two different forms of matter , one I call fatty matter , the other I call albumi- nous . I take the fat , which is a solid , I apply to it force , by the heat of a ...
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... relations of force to matter un- known , the morbid dissector , like the grave - stone carver , cuts merely to record , the pathologist is an abstraction , while the therapeutist is a sceptical believer , who fears to trust , dares not ...
... relations of force to matter un- known , the morbid dissector , like the grave - stone carver , cuts merely to record , the pathologist is an abstraction , while the therapeutist is a sceptical believer , who fears to trust , dares not ...
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Page 1 - So I returned, and considered all the oppressions that are done under the sun: and behold the tears of such as were oppressed, and they had no comforter; and on the side of their oppressors there was power; but they had no comforter. Wherefore I praised the dead which are already dead more than the living which are yet alive.
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Page 71 - Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal. " No one is more distinguished for the elegance and recherche" style of his publications than Mr. Churchill.
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