Remarks on the examination of recruits, intended for the use of young medical officers |
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... unfit for the duties of a soldier . rules could be made definite , no directions explicit enough , to include the numerous contingencies that daily arise . The best instructor is experience ; yet , as this cannot be available for all ...
... unfit for the duties of a soldier . rules could be made definite , no directions explicit enough , to include the numerous contingencies that daily arise . The best instructor is experience ; yet , as this cannot be available for all ...
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... unfit , he is to select men who are in every respect well fitted for military service . " The age within which recruits are to be enlisted is a matter defined by the Legislature . In adopting a limit no doubt many circumstances must ...
... unfit , he is to select men who are in every respect well fitted for military service . " The age within which recruits are to be enlisted is a matter defined by the Legislature . In adopting a limit no doubt many circumstances must ...
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... unfit ; others are similarly in- fluenced if a slight lateral curvature of the spine exists , yet it is obvious that bleeding , leeches , or a blister , may have been resorted to as treatment for acute disease or injury , which very ...
... unfit ; others are similarly in- fluenced if a slight lateral curvature of the spine exists , yet it is obvious that bleeding , leeches , or a blister , may have been resorted to as treatment for acute disease or injury , which very ...
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... unfit because bear- ing evidences of a few leech bites : it is especially a case where the medical officer is intended to use that discretionary power allowed him ; still that discretion ought to be exercised with the greatest care and ...
... unfit because bear- ing evidences of a few leech bites : it is especially a case where the medical officer is intended to use that discretionary power allowed him ; still that discretion ought to be exercised with the greatest care and ...
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... unfit because bear- ing evidences of a few leech bites : it is especially a case where the medical officer is intended to use that discretionary power allowed him ; still that discretion ought to be exercised with the greatest care and ...
... unfit because bear- ing evidences of a few leech bites : it is especially a case where the medical officer is intended to use that discretionary power allowed him ; still that discretion ought to be exercised with the greatest care and ...
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