The Life And Labours of Sir Charles Bell
The Life And Labours of Sir Charles Bell
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The University of London completed the twentieth in competition with the College of Physicians and the College of Surgeons. ' '' : ' v SIR CHARLES BELL. 173 to the Government ; because the Government itself, not having any settled plan on the question, felt continually obliged to modify under alternating influences. Charles Bell apprehended, above all, both on his own account and on that of other phy- sicians who had won their rank by long study and practice, the pretensions of inexperienced up...starts in science, and of the municipal cor- porations who wished to regulate the medical art like any other commercial speculation open to a licence.
, The difficulty will ever be to combine the secu- rities which society has a right to require from physicians, with the legitimate privileges of a body, which on account of the special nature of medical studies, can only be really estimated by itself! We scarcely know what to say on a problem which still waits a definitive solution in England, as in other countries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The University of London completed the twentieth in competition with the College of Physicians and the College of Surgeons. ' '' : ' v SIR CHARLES BELL. 173 to the Government ; because the Government itself, not having any settled plan on the question, felt continually obliged to modify under alternating influences. Charles Bell apprehended, above all, both on his own account and on that of other phy- sicians who had won their rank by long study and practice, the pretensions of inexperienced up...starts in science, and of the municipal cor- porations who wished to regulate the medical art like any other commercial speculation open to a licence.
, The difficulty will ever be to combine the secu- rities which society has a right to require from physicians, with the legitimate privileges of a body, which on account of the special nature of medical studies, can only be really estimated by itself! We scarcely know what to say on a problem which still waits a definitive solution in England, as in other countries.
What to read after The Life And Labours of Sir Charles Bell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amde Pichot to read onlineMoreLess
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