An answer to a pamphlet written by Doctor Lettsom, entitled Observations preparatory to the use of Dr. Mayersbach's medicines.

Date:
1776
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Credit: An answer to a pamphlet written by Doctor Lettsom, entitled Observations preparatory to the use of Dr. Mayersbach's medicines. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SECTION II. Occurrent Circumstances. y - • r * r ■* ’ ' *] • *% *., -r «,v •^HOEVER is engaged in medicine, with that regard for the welfare of his profeffion, which a phyfician and a friend to himfelf ought to feel, mull often lament over the ftrength of the human confti- tution, and the health and vigour of the habits to which it is liable; fome peculiarly affifting the funftions of the body, fome the powers of the mind, and fome too often both ; for exifling by difeafes, he will find it requifite to exert the utmofl efforts of (kill, to promote the caufes of ailments, to augment their fymptoms, and invent the moft probable means of prolonging them ; he will fee \ > ^ v* thefe fymptoms daily varying, and as of¬ ten requiring a variation of remedies ; that
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