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The Practice of Medicine in Early Modern England,ileges through the law courts. Beyond the metropolis, a sprinkling of physicians practised in corporate towns, cathedral cities and wherever a better class of patients could be found. At least eleven physicians practised in Norwich between 1570 and 1590, six of them academically trained. Outside the

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The Medical Profession and the State in the Nineteenth Century, careers as quacks ought to have been terminated by decisive Collegiate action. In the midst of this ocean of corruption, only the honest surgeon-apothecary, that is, the emergent general practitioner, upheld the standards of true medicine; and for his pains, he could hardly make a decent living [98

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Sustainable Tertiary Education in Asiaileges through the law courts. Beyond the metropolis, a sprinkling of physicians practised in corporate towns, cathedral cities and wherever a better class of patients could be found. At least eleven physicians practised in Norwich between 1570 and 1590, six of them academically trained. Outside the

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Cem Ba??ran,Ay?egül K?rlü,Saadet Yapar careers as quacks ought to have been terminated by decisive Collegiate action. In the midst of this ocean of corruption, only the honest surgeon-apothecary, that is, the emergent general practitioner, upheld the standards of true medicine; and for his pains, he could hardly make a decent living [98

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Textbook 1993Latest editionIncorporates the findings of recent researches into hospital history, provincial medical history and the history of childbirth, and draws upon new perspectives offered by women‘s studies in the social history of medicine. It also examines the impact of disease upon English people.