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Excerpt from The Study of Medicine: An Introductory Lecture, Delivered in the Hall of the Philadelphia College of Medicine, October 15th, 1849Cyprian. Alas! Much pains must we expend on one alone, and even then attain it not, but you have the presumption to assert, that you know many, without study.Demon. And with truth, for in the country whence I come, sciences require no learning, they are known.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes ...

Excerpt from The Study of Medicine: An Introductory Lecture, Delivered in the Hall of the Philadelphia College of Medicine, October 15th, 1849Cyprian. Alas! Much pains must we expend on one alone, and even then attain it not, but you have the presumption to assert, that you know many, without study.Demon. And with truth, for in the country whence I come, sciences require no learning, they are known.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes ...

Excerpt from Medical Chemistry, or a Compendious View of the Various Substances Employed in the Practice of Medicine, That Depend on Chemical Principles for Their Formation: Designed for the Use of Medical Students, To Which Is Appended, a Discourse on the Medical CharacterIn the Uni'ted States of America, This little Volume Is respectfully dedicated.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. ...

Excerpt from Hints on the Connexion of Labour With Study, as a Preventive of Diseases Peculiar to Students, And Also as the Best Expedient for Placing a Good Education Within the Reach of the Poor: To Which Is Appended, the Substance of an Introductory Lecture, on Medical Education, Delivered in October, 1831The author believes what he has written, to be strictly true, and, as such, he feels some degree of solicitude for an extensive circula t...

Excerpt from Medical Chemistry, or a Compendious View of the Various Substances Employed in the Practice of Medicine, That Depend on Chemical Principles for Their Formation: Designed for the Use of Medical Students, To Which Is Appended, a Discourse on the Medical CharacterIn the Uni'ted States of America, This little Volume Is respectfully dedicated.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. ...

Excerpt from Hints on the Connexion of Labour With Study, as a Preventive of Diseases Peculiar to Students, And Also as the Best Expedient for Placing a Good Education Within the Reach of the Poor: To Which Is Appended, the Substance of an Introductory Lecture, on Medical Education, Delivered in October, 1831The author believes what he has written, to be strictly true, and, as such, he feels some degree of solicitude for an extensive circula t...

Excerpt from The Good Physician: Being an Introductory to the Course of Lectures on Materia Medica and Therapeutics, in the Medical Department of Transylvania University, for the Session of 1842-3However far below the anticipations of his audience the speaker may fall, he ventures to give a pledge, and to redeem it too, that though strictly related, in every aspect, to the profession of medicine, his re marks will be fully comprehended by all ...

Excerpt from The Good Physician: Being an Introductory to the Course of Lectures on Materia Medica and Therapeutics, in the Medical Department of Transylvania University, for the Session of 1842-3However far below the anticipations of his audience the speaker may fall, he ventures to give a pledge, and to redeem it too, that though strictly related, in every aspect, to the profession of medicine, his re marks will be fully comprehended by all ...

Excerpt from The Character of Rush: An Introductory to the Course on the Theory and Practice of Medicine, in the Philadelphia College of MedicineThe early predilection of Rush for chemical science seems to have impressed his mind, most deeply, with the important bearing of that science on the theory and practice of medicine, and hence it occurred, that in all his chemical references while Professor of the Institutes and Practice, he was unifor...

Excerpt from Elements of Chemical Philosophy, on the Basis of Reid: Comprising the Rudiments of That Science and the Requisite Experimental Illustrations, With Plates and DiagramsFig. 14.-bell Glass or Glass Receiver, with a Stop-cock. These are very useful in transferring gases into other vessels. It is usual to have the stop-cock connected With the bladder (fig. 13) of such a Size as to screw on the stop-cock affixed to the receiver.About th...

Excerpt from Elements of Chemical Philosophy, on the Basis of Reid: Comprising the Rudiments of That Science and the Requisite Experimental Illustrations, With Plates and DiagramsFig. 14.-bell Glass or Glass Receiver, with a Stop-cock. These are very useful in transferring gases into other vessels. It is usual to have the stop-cock connected With the bladder (fig. 13) of such a Size as to screw on the stop-cock affixed to the receiver.About th...

Excerpt from Materia Medica and Therapeutics: With Ample Illustrations of Practice in All the Departments of Medical Science, and Very Copious Notes of Toxicology, Suited to the Wants of Medical Students, Practitioners, and TeachersWe have taken more than ordinary pains with our [ex and Table of Contents, so as to aid the reader in at we regard a matter of importance. Since this edi 1 has been passing through the press, we have more n once sou...

Excerpt from Materia Medica and Therapeutics: With Ample Illustrations of Practice in All the Departments of Medical Science, and Very Copious Notes of Toxicology, Suited to the Wants of Medical Students, Practitioners, and TeachersWe have taken more than ordinary pains with our [ex and Table of Contents, so as to aid the reader in at we regard a matter of importance. Since this edi 1 has been passing through the press, we have more n once sou...

Excerpt from The Character of Rush: An Introductory to the Course on the Theory and Practice of Medicine, in the Philadelphia College of MedicineThe early predilection of Rush for chemical science seems to have impressed his mind, most deeply, with the important bearing of that science on the theory and practice of medicine, and hence it occurred, that in all his chemical references while Professor of the Institutes and Practice, he was unifor...

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