A Short View of the Frauds And Abuses Committed By Apothecaries
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But if a Physician intermix a Medicinewith theirs, though the Patients life be saved thereby, what noise, and murmuring, and proclaiming of it the next Market-day to the restof their Company? to what purpose any one may judg.
Seventhly, Why should not Physicians, being lawfully authorizedthereunto, practise with their own Medicines, as well as theApothecaries with theirs, though against Law, and incurring therebythe penalty of 5l. Per Month, which the College never troubled themfor, or exacted ...of them?
Eighthly, Physicians will be necessitated to it for their subsistenceand honour, and to preserve their Art from being prostituted toilliterate persons, the Apothecaries becoming now their Competitors.
Ninthly, By this means Physicians will avoid multitudes ofinconveniencies, proceeding from writing of Bills, and theApothecaries Visits.
First The mistakes, and frauds in the Ingredients, especiallycommitted by the great practising Apothecaries, who may, as appears bythe following story, be suspected to send, instead of what wasprescribed, the remains of his own practice, or else some cast-byMedicines; for else how could it be when a Medicine was prescribed tostand in Infusion or steep a whole night, that it should be broughttwo hours after the Bill was written, even the very same Evening?Which by accident the Patient confessed, wanting the expected success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if a Physician intermix a Medicinewith theirs, though the Patients life be saved thereby, what noise, and murmuring, and proclaiming of it the next Market-day to the restof their Company? to what purpose any one may judg.
Seventhly, Why should not Physicians, being lawfully authorizedthereunto, practise with their own Medicines, as well as theApothecaries with theirs, though against Law, and incurring therebythe penalty of 5l. Per Month, which the College never troubled themfor, or exacted ...of them?
Eighthly, Physicians will be necessitated to it for their subsistenceand honour, and to preserve their Art from being prostituted toilliterate persons, the Apothecaries becoming now their Competitors.
Ninthly, By this means Physicians will avoid multitudes ofinconveniencies, proceeding from writing of Bills, and theApothecaries Visits.
First The mistakes, and frauds in the Ingredients, especiallycommitted by the great practising Apothecaries, who may, as appears bythe following story, be suspected to send, instead of what wasprescribed, the remains of his own practice, or else some cast-byMedicines; for else how could it be when a Medicine was prescribed tostand in Infusion or steep a whole night, that it should be broughttwo hours after the Bill was written, even the very same Evening?Which by accident the Patient confessed, wanting the expected success.
What to read after A Short View of the Frauds And Abuses Committed By Apothecaries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merrett Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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