A History of Science 4
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If for nothing else, Boerhaave must always be re- membered as the teacher of Von Haller, but in his own day he was the widest known and the most popular teacher in the medical world. He was the idol of his pupils at Leyden, who flocked to his lectures in such numbers that it became necessary to " tear down the walls of Leyden to accommodate them." His fame extended not only all over Europe but to Asia, North America, and even into South America. A letter sent him from China was addressed to " B...oerhaave in Eu- rope." His teachings represent the best medical knowledge of his day, a high standard of morality, and 182 EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY MEDICINE a keen appreciation of the value of observation ; and it was through such teachings imparted to his pupils and advanced by them, rather than to any new discoveries, that his name is important in medical history. His arrangement and classification of the different branches of medicine are interesting as representing the attitude of the medical profession towards these various branch- es at that time.
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If for nothing else, Boerhaave must always be re- membered as the teacher of Von Haller, but in his own day he was the widest known and the most popular teacher in the medical world. He was the idol of his pupils at Leyden, who flocked to his lectures in such numbers that it became necessary to " tear down the walls of Leyden to accommodate them." His fame extended not only all over Europe but to Asia, North America, and even into South America. A letter sent him from China was addressed to " B...oerhaave in Eu- rope." His teachings represent the best medical knowledge of his day, a high standard of morality, and 182 EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY MEDICINE a keen appreciation of the value of observation ; and it was through such teachings imparted to his pupils and advanced by them, rather than to any new discoveries, that his name is important in medical history. His arrangement and classification of the different branches of medicine are interesting as representing the attitude of the medical profession towards these various branch- es at that time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Henry Smith, 1863-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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