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  1. The Physician and Surgeon in War (pdf)

    8/8/2016

    — The Duties of the Physician and Surgeon in War and in the Day of Battle ; and if my remarks should … duties, to fill in the sketch I shall attempt to draw. I shall discuss my topic under the following … listened to Dr. Bigelow's lectures, a portion of my address may serve as an imperfect review or re …

  2. Medical Jurisprudence (pdf)

    8/8/2016

    for the present time. Could I have consulted my own feelings, I should respectfully, and at the same time 15 … to that call, I should have been a recreant to my principles, and ungrateful to many, from whom … light upon my theme. I have no such aim, — no such desire. I would present to your notice a most …

  3. Medical Jurisprudence

    8/8/2016

    for the present time. Could I have consulted my own feelings, I should respectfully, and at the same time most … to my principles, and ungrateful to many, from whom, for a quarter of a century, I have received … additional light upon my theme. I have no such aim,—no such desire. I would present to your notice a most …

  4. The Physician and Surgeon in War

    8/8/2016

    and in the Day of Battle; and if my remarks should appear trite, desultory, or devoid of interest, as they may … discuss my topic under the following heads: I. The duty the physician and surgeon owes himself, which …. To those who listened to Dr. Bigelow’s lectures, a portion of my address may serve as an imperfect review …

  5. The Progress of Medical Science (pdf)

    8/8/2016

    to give "a reason" why I occupy this place to-day, my reply would be, I am here, not voluntarily … ; and can now only regret my inability to perform the service required, according to the standard … of literary and professional excellence ex hibited by my distinguished predecessors. I propose to speak …

  6. Morbid Anatomy (pdf)

    8/8/2016

    , and which a know ledge of morbid anatomy will enable us to detect. In concluding my remarks upon … the subject of this address, I feel how inadequately I have performed my task, and how much more …, but most highly esteemed by the community. I should do great injustice, indeed, to my own feelings …

  7. Currents and Counter-Currents in Medical Science (pdf)

    8/8/2016

    represented. The Trea tise of one of your early Presidents on the Mer curial Treatment is familiar to my … to the method itself. The post hoc ergo propter hoc error : he got well after taking my medicine …, there was no help for the utter want of wholesome conditions, and if anybody got well under my care, it must …

  8. The Progress of Medical Science

    8/8/2016

    , my reply would be, I am here, not voluntarily, or “on instinct,” but “upon compulsion …, but appreciate it most highly; and can now only regret my inability to perform the service required, according … to the standard of literary and professional excellence exhibited by my distinguished predecessors. I propose …

  9. The Principles and Objects of the Massachusetts Medical Society (pdf)

    8/8/2016

    ; but I have given the above list of discoveries and authors as an illustration of my proposition …. And, in this connection, I should do injustice to my own feelings if I omitted to mention the name … my contemporaries of the enthusiasm with which our " be loved Jackson " confirmed …

  10. Vital Signs Summer 2016 (pdf)

    6/20/2016

    — how much it costs and how physicians are paid — are top of mind for me as I be- gin my tenure … with my patients in a way that reminded me why I went into medicine in the first place,” said Dr. Cain …

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