The present state of medicine in Sheffield : an introductory address, delivered at the Sheffield School of Medicine, October 1st, 1866 / by J.H. Aveling, M.D. ... [etc.].

  • James Hobson Aveling
Date:
[1866?]
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Credit: The present state of medicine in Sheffield : an introductory address, delivered at the Sheffield School of Medicine, October 1st, 1866 / by J.H. Aveling, M.D. ... [etc.]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    increase its activity. Wherever you meet with it, leave it alone, and like a parasite fungus it will in a short time rot and die of itself. Let a spirit of generous emulation encourage you, but should a brother practitioner outstrip you, do not indulge in malicious envy. Above all things be tolerant: and forbearing. Curb your tongue when the cruel . word is about to issue—“ Speech is silvern, but silence is golden.” Never hesitate to give or aceept an apology, and as far as possible endeavour to live peaceably with all men. Let your motto be <£ Cor unum, via una.” PAWSON AND BRAILSFORD, PRINTERS, HIGH-STREET.
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