Medical Essays,
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共 31 段- “From the time of Edward the Confessor to Queen Anne, the mo
- Dr. Elisha Perkins was born at Norwich, Connecticut, in the
- The following sentence applies to that a priori judging and
- For the last three centuries, if the same authority may be t
- I think that, from what I have shown of the character of Hah
- It is well known to those who have had the good fortune to s
- And as to one more point, it is time that the public should
- “A certain number of deaths is caused every year by the cont
- The first thing to be done, as I thought when I wrote my Ess
- 1. It is granted that all the forms of what is called puerpe
- The first patient, it is stated, was delivered on the 20th o
- In connection with the facts which have been stated, it seem
- There are, of course, in every calling, those who go about t
- Again, see how the “bilious” theory works in every-day life
- I may, however, call your attention, briefly, to the singula
- Let us turn to a branch of knowledge which deals with certai
- The mechanism, and that is all. We see the workman and the t
- Another point of great interest connected with the physiolog
- There is, of course, less prima facie objection to those age
- “There is another reason which moves my thought and desires
- “Medicine is my wife and Science is my mistress,” said Dr. R
- He was very firm, with all his kindness. He would have the t
- Let us now take a general glance at some of the conditions o
- Some years ago I found among my old books a small manuscript
- Nor would the profession forgive me if I forgot to mention t
- I am not disposed to deny the occasional injurious effect of
- A blind man was said to have been restored to sight by a you
- But if there is so much left for age, how beautiful, how ins
- It is needless to say, then, that all the substantial and pe
- Let me begin with my first experience as a medical student.
- Like phantoms painted on the magic slide,