Observations on the nature and treatment of fractures of the upper third of the thigh-bone, and of fractures of long standing.

Joseph Amesbury

Date:: 1829

Credit: Observations on the nature and treatment of fractures of the upper third of the thigh-bone, and of fractures of long standing. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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• • • 111 sioiial advancement and public good; and in the attainment of these, it will be seen, that I have neither been intimidated by high and long-established authority, on the one hand, nor, I trust, misled by prejudice, on the other. I have brought to the investigation of my subjects, all . the calmness and consideration which it was in my power to exercise; I have attempted to clear away some of the obscure notions by which they were sur- rounded ; I have endeavoured to elicit truth; and, I am humbly of opinion, that I have, at least, succeeded in show- ing, that the field in which I have been labouring, though not of late neglected, still required culture. Great Surrey Street,

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