The Baltimore Medical and Philosophical Lycæum, Volume 1Nathaniel Potter G. Hill., 1811 - Medicine |
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... nature . The physician who confines himself to the dead letter of medicine , cannot be enabled to take a liberal or expanded view of his profession . The sphere of such a miscellany must , therefore , be co - extensive with all the ...
... nature . The physician who confines himself to the dead letter of medicine , cannot be enabled to take a liberal or expanded view of his profession . The sphere of such a miscellany must , therefore , be co - extensive with all the ...
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Nathaniel Potter. America . The nature of every soil must be ascertained through the medium of chemistry , for unless the husband- man understand the principle , he is an empyrick , and in- stead of certainty in his resutls , he is left ...
Nathaniel Potter. America . The nature of every soil must be ascertained through the medium of chemistry , for unless the husband- man understand the principle , he is an empyrick , and in- stead of certainty in his resutls , he is left ...
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... nature have been spoken of by On- tyd and other ingenious authors , as highly beneficial , previ ous to the administering of active emetics and catharties , particularly in diseases of an obstinate nature . Whether the virtue of this ...
... nature have been spoken of by On- tyd and other ingenious authors , as highly beneficial , previ ous to the administering of active emetics and catharties , particularly in diseases of an obstinate nature . Whether the virtue of this ...
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... nature . I think it rational to sup- pose that when the system has been long affected with a dis- ease , in which the primæ viæ participate , that their functions must be considerably impaired . That this is the case in fe- vers is very ...
... nature . I think it rational to sup- pose that when the system has been long affected with a dis- ease , in which the primæ viæ participate , that their functions must be considerably impaired . That this is the case in fe- vers is very ...
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... nature . I would by no means be supposed entirely opposed to the use of fluids in this disease , but think we should be cautious to admit none but those of a nutritious or stimula ting nature , and then in moderation . His lodging was ...
... nature . I would by no means be supposed entirely opposed to the use of fluids in this disease , but think we should be cautious to admit none but those of a nutritious or stimula ting nature , and then in moderation . His lodging was ...
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