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5152. MEDICINE, Surgery vs.—
While
surgery is seated in the temple of the exact
sciences, medicine has scarcely entered its
threshold. Her theories have passed in such
rapid succession as to prove the insufficiency
of all, and their fatal errors are recorded in
the necrology of man.—
To Dr. Crawford. Washington ed. vi, 32.
(M.
1812)
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