The Modern Philosopher Or Terrible Tractoration in Four Cantos Most Respec
The Modern Philosopher Or Terrible Tractoration in Four Cantos Most Respec
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23 saries* provocation will appear from the following con sideration. To deprive you of an argument, for which you havt sacrificed every thing dear to obtain, must, con fessedly, be regarded as a most outrageous proceeding. Now, this is exactly the case in the present instance ; for in your attempt to show that medical men believe and trust in no medicine, the modus o/ierandi of which they do not comprehend, you make a sacrifice of truth, decency, and common sense, the full reward of which sacr...ifice you ought to enjoy unmolested. That no man can explain how mercury cures the syphilis, bark an intermittent fe ver, or opium produces sleep, is confessed by every medi cal author ; and that all these should be used in our prac tice, without any hesitation, I never heard any person deny, and for this proper and substantial reason ; their administration is firojitable to the faculty. I have there fore to repeat, that when the Perkinites complain of your rejecting the use of the tractors, because their modus ofie- randi cannot be entirely explained, although you adopt the use of drugs, the operation of which is equally or more inexplicable, your sacrifice in support of your ground is so great, that whoever attempts to drive you from such ground deserves to be laid low with the first weapon that comes to hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23 saries* provocation will appear from the following con sideration. To deprive you of an argument, for which you havt sacrificed every thing dear to obtain, must, con fessedly, be regarded as a most outrageous proceeding. Now, this is exactly the case in the present instance ; for in your attempt to show that medical men believe and trust in no medicine, the modus o/ierandi of which they do not comprehend, you make a sacrifice of truth, decency, and common sense, the full reward of which sacr...ifice you ought to enjoy unmolested. That no man can explain how mercury cures the syphilis, bark an intermittent fe ver, or opium produces sleep, is confessed by every medi cal author ; and that all these should be used in our prac tice, without any hesitation, I never heard any person deny, and for this proper and substantial reason ; their administration is firojitable to the faculty. I have there fore to repeat, that when the Perkinites complain of your rejecting the use of the tractors, because their modus ofie- randi cannot be entirely explained, although you adopt the use of drugs, the operation of which is equally or more inexplicable, your sacrifice in support of your ground is so great, that whoever attempts to drive you from such ground deserves to be laid low with the first weapon that comes to hand.
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