Report from the Committee appointed to examine the physicians who have attended His Majesty during his illness : touching the present state of His Majesty's health : containing examination of Dr. Warren, Sir Lucas Pepys, Dr. Willis, Sir George Baker, Dr. Reynolds and Dr. Gisborne : ordered to be printed 13th January 1789.

  • Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Committee Appointed to Examine the Physicians who have Attended His Majesty during His Illness
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1789
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Credit: Report from the Committee appointed to examine the physicians who have attended His Majesty during his illness : touching the present state of His Majesty's health : containing examination of Dr. Warren, Sir Lucas Pepys, Dr. Willis, Sir George Baker, Dr. Reynolds and Dr. Gisborne : ordered to be printed 13th January 1789. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ >° ] Do no Phyfician or Apothecary ever come in at fuch Times ? There is a pofitive Order that Nobody {hall go into His Majelly’s Room without Dr, Willis’s Leave. Who gave that Order ? I don’t know—it is written up in the Outer Room. Did you never afk who gave that Order ? I never alked. What do you mean by the eafier Subjec- tion to Controul ? I mean a {lighter Degree of Intimida- tion. Is the. eafier Submifilon to Controul, in your Opinion, produced by adlual Abate- ments of the Diforder, or do you only con- fider it as facilitating the Management which may produce a Cure ? I conceive it as an adtual Abatement of the Diforder as far as that goes. Whether Perfons who have been for any Length of Time under a Degree of actual Controul, do not, from that Circumftance, more eafily fubmitto Controul, independant of any Abatement of the Diforder ?
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