Via medica : a treatise on the laws and customs of the medical profession in relation especially to principals and assistants ; with suggestions and advice to students on preliminary education.

  • Langley, John Baxter, 1819-1892.
Date:
1871
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Via medica : a treatise on the laws and customs of the medical profession in relation especially to principals and assistants ; with suggestions and advice to students on preliminary education. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    Bankruptcy of Principal ' 2 Bills, Professional ]0l Bleeding . 93 Boil, the lesson afforded by a common 93 Bones, how studied 112 Book-keeping 17, 3.% 99 Books, useful , , lit) Botany 110 Branch Practice 38, 39 Brief Engagements injurious to the Assistant 91 Brutalizing objects to be shunned 25 Bm-dens of Assistants, how to lighten 26 Cambridge degree 122 Carelessness 12 Cash-book 102 Cat and the Tiger Ill Catholics 37 Certificates 119 Changes, frequent, undesirable 92 „ in condition of Assistants 22 „ in system of Education 19, 20 Character, False 70 Chemist's Shop 17 Chemistry 113 Chess 32 Classical Knowledge 19, 3H Clerks 11 Club Patients 92 Colonial Appointments 44 Commission 46 Common objects 3, 11, 27 Companionship , 31 „ between Principal and Assistant desirable 33 Compositae .. 2« Compounding 92 Compound Lens 27 Correspondence 32 „ fees 84 Consideration, lawful 46 Conspiracy 81 Consulting Physician 16 Contracts for mutual interest 91 „ with Minors, legal 43 „ oral or written 44, 45, 51, 62, 55 Conventional Prejudices 89 Coroner 34 Cramming and Grinding 107
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