Prize Essay: The Fundamental and Distinctive Principles of the Eclectic Practice of Medicine (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Many, like Dixon of London, possessed of extensive experience and a good degree of scientific knowledge, have raised their voie es against the system of depletion and other barbarous measures, and because of the heterodoxy of their sentiments, Allopathy has persistingly closed her portals against them. Such prin ciples and their exponents have been alike doomed to contempt and scorn by the whole Allopathic body.
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