Around the World Via India a Medical Tour
Around the World Via India a Medical Tour
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Primitive man has no, or at best only an imperfect, conception of the ways and means to protect himself against the disease-producing influences and he is power- less, or nearly so, when afflicted by accident or disease. For asres civilized man has endeavored to ascertain the cause of diseases and to discover remedies for their pre- vention and successful treatment. In their primitive state the aborigines, living a natural life, are less ex- posed to injury and disease than civilized man living... in luxury and intent on the accumulation of wealth or the gain of fame, for "Increased means and increased luxuries are the two civilizers of man. " — Disraeli.
Civilization and the conditions and circumstances at- tending and following it have bred the most destructive diseases unknown to the primitive races. Firearms, commerce, increase of travel and the various industries incident to civilization are productive of accidents from which the natives in their original state were almost exempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Primitive man has no, or at best only an imperfect, conception of the ways and means to protect himself against the disease-producing influences and he is power- less, or nearly so, when afflicted by accident or disease. For asres civilized man has endeavored to ascertain the cause of diseases and to discover remedies for their pre- vention and successful treatment. In their primitive state the aborigines, living a natural life, are less ex- posed to injury and disease than civilized man living... in luxury and intent on the accumulation of wealth or the gain of fame, for "Increased means and increased luxuries are the two civilizers of man. " — Disraeli.
Civilization and the conditions and circumstances at- tending and following it have bred the most destructive diseases unknown to the primitive races. Firearms, commerce, increase of travel and the various industries incident to civilization are productive of accidents from which the natives in their original state were almost exempt.
What to read after Around the World Via India a Medical Tour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Senn to read onlineMoreLess
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