Examination of the Objections Made in Britain Against the Doctrines of Gall And Spurzheim
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It is said, that in the second demonstration I have not allowed to my spectators " a moment's time for close examination." I depend on the veracity of the spectators, whom I purposely requested to leave one bench empty, that I might show every preparation as near as possibly. In fact, I dare say I took more trouble in showing the preparations than is commonly the case in anatomical demonstrations, and that, though repeated- ly and captiously interrupted, I continued, for near five hours, to go ...round and between the benches.
This accusation affords me the opportunity of amusing the reader with an anecdote, which will show the zeal of our antagonists in promoting anatomical knowledge, A girl with chronic hydrocephalus and a considerable ex- tension of the head, had died in the clinical ward in the Infirmary of Edinburgh. A friend of mine was so kind as to inform me that the dissection was to be made at half 38 past twelve o'clock, the 28th of December 1816. As this is one of the cardinal points of our anatomical inquiries, and one that has been the most determinately opposed by the Edinburgh Review, I placed myself, as might be supposed, among the spectators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is said, that in the second demonstration I have not allowed to my spectators " a moment's time for close examination." I depend on the veracity of the spectators, whom I purposely requested to leave one bench empty, that I might show every preparation as near as possibly. In fact, I dare say I took more trouble in showing the preparations than is commonly the case in anatomical demonstrations, and that, though repeated- ly and captiously interrupted, I continued, for near five hours, to go ...round and between the benches.
This accusation affords me the opportunity of amusing the reader with an anecdote, which will show the zeal of our antagonists in promoting anatomical knowledge, A girl with chronic hydrocephalus and a considerable ex- tension of the head, had died in the clinical ward in the Infirmary of Edinburgh. A friend of mine was so kind as to inform me that the dissection was to be made at half 38 past twelve o'clock, the 28th of December 1816. As this is one of the cardinal points of our anatomical inquiries, and one that has been the most determinately opposed by the Edinburgh Review, I placed myself, as might be supposed, among the spectators.
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