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" Boston should have consented for a moment to set so bad an example to their younger brothers as we conceive them to have done in this instance. If such things are to be sanctioned by the profession there is little need of reform conventions, or any other... "
The New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal - Seite 538
1847
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De l'éther sulfurique: de son action physiologique et son application a la ...

F. J. Lach - 1847 - 420 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret, lhat the eminent men, who have so long adorned the profession in Boston, should have consented for a moment to set so hail an example to iliuir younger brethren, as we conceive them to have done in this instance. If such...
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Buchanan's Journal of Man, Band 2

1888 - 458 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston should have...a moment to set so bad an example to their younger brothers as we conceive them to have done in this instance. If such things are to be sanctioned by...
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Transactions of the Maine Medical Association

Maine Medical Association - 1869 - 344 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston, should have...and quacks will soon constitute one fraternity".* We think the writer of that article would sacrifice much were that number «f the Examiner suppressed....
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The Medical World, Band 14

1896 - 546 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston should have...professional character. Physicians and quacks -will soon constittrte one fraternity." 452 453 ligious fanaticism, intolerance and bigotry. Recurring to Dr....
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Buffalo Medical Journal and Monthly Review of Medical and Surgical ..., Band 43

1887 - 626 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston, should have...a moment to set so bad an example to their younger brothers, as we conceive them to have done in this instance. If such things are to be sanctioned by...
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The Medical Age, Band 6

1888 - 596 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston should have...sanctioned by the profession, there is little need of reformconventions or any other efforts to elevate the professional character. Physicians and quacks...
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The Medical World, Band 14

1896 - 670 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston should have...Physicians and quacks will soon constitute one fraternity." Chloroform followed quickly upon the heels of ether, being demonstrated as a surgical anesthetic by...
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Ellingwood's Therapeutist: A Monthly Journal of Direct Therapeutics. ...

1916 - 508 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston should have...a moment to set so bad an example to their younger brothers, as we conceive to have done in this instance. "If such things are to be sanctioned by the...
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The New England Medical Gazette, Band 24

1889 - 608 Seiten
...remarks without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long adorned the profession in Boston should have...moment, to set so bad an example to their younger brothers, as we conceive them to have done in this instance. If such things are to be sanctioned by...
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Band 119

1889 - 768 Seiten
...without again expressing our deep mortification and regret that the eminent men who have so long a<lorned the profession in Boston should have consented for...we conceive them to have done in this instance. If slich things are to be sanctioned by the profession, there is little need of reform-conventions or...
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