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... can ever become “ more useful to the public , and a more respectable body
than it is at present . ” He would not have presumed to speak of his own essay but
for the precedent given him in the award of the Carmichael Prize recently ...
... can ever become “ more useful to the public , and a more respectable body
than it is at present . ” He would not have presumed to speak of his own essay but
for the precedent given him in the award of the Carmichael Prize recently ...
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... he has been induced by this circumstance — as well as by the favorable
reception given to the attempt — to make such additions relating to Ireland and
Scotland as shall fully carry out the purposes expressed in the notice , and to
offer it.
... he has been induced by this circumstance — as well as by the favorable
reception given to the attempt — to make such additions relating to Ireland and
Scotland as shall fully carry out the purposes expressed in the notice , and to
offer it.
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... split into factions warring against each other , and have hence become in many
respects a degenerate hybrid race . In no given space of time have so great
advances been made in every department of medicine as One Ian as during the
last ...
... split into factions warring against each other , and have hence become in many
respects a degenerate hybrid race . In no given space of time have so great
advances been made in every department of medicine as One Ian as during the
last ...
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Many years of careful observation and reflection have given ample proof that ,
although this uniformity of education and qualification is good and essential , and
though the proposal I would make will doubtless , by the invasion of existing ...
Many years of careful observation and reflection have given ample proof that ,
although this uniformity of education and qualification is good and essential , and
though the proposal I would make will doubtless , by the invasion of existing ...
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Thus has Celsus given indisputable proof that these several means of cure were
equally a part of the physician ' s office ; some selecting one or more of the above
branches , as time , talent , or opportunity inclined them ; some claiming ...
Thus has Celsus given indisputable proof that these several means of cure were
equally a part of the physician ' s office ; some selecting one or more of the above
branches , as time , talent , or opportunity inclined them ; some claiming ...
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| Title | The Unity of Medicine: Its Corruptions and Divisions by Law Established in England and Wales, Their Causes, Effects, and Remedy |
| Author | Frederick Davies |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Churchill, 1870 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 5 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 302 pages |
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