An Introductory Address Delivered to the Students of Washington College, On Tuesday Evening, May 14, 1850
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It was thus, that Harvey unraveled the mystery of the circulation of the blood; thus, that Sir Charles Bell and Marshall Hall unfolded the curious organi- zation and complex functions of the nerves; thus, that Jenner demonstrated the prophylactic virtues of the Vaccine Virus; thus that Gordon succeeded in mitigating the terrors of a disease which, before his time, was regarded as the precursor of death to nearly every one attacked; thus, in short, that Hunter, Syden- ham, Cooper, Armstrong, Phy...sic, Rush, and an innumerable host of such worthies, were enabled to give to the world the benefits of an enriched medical experience, and to twine around their brows the wreath of imperishable fame.
From all this, the inference is clear. If you would seek ad- vice, as to your health, from him, in whose hands your life shall be the most certainly safe, you will not consult the quack. You will be prudent in applying to him, who has, as thoroughly as possible for him, mastered his science; who, at the same time, imitating the bee in extracting honey from every variety of flow- ers, culls, from every system, whatever he may find useful in sub- duing disease, or assuaging pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was thus, that Harvey unraveled the mystery of the circulation of the blood; thus, that Sir Charles Bell and Marshall Hall unfolded the curious organi- zation and complex functions of the nerves; thus, that Jenner demonstrated the prophylactic virtues of the Vaccine Virus; thus that Gordon succeeded in mitigating the terrors of a disease which, before his time, was regarded as the precursor of death to nearly every one attacked; thus, in short, that Hunter, Syden- ham, Cooper, Armstrong, Phy...sic, Rush, and an innumerable host of such worthies, were enabled to give to the world the benefits of an enriched medical experience, and to twine around their brows the wreath of imperishable fame.
From all this, the inference is clear. If you would seek ad- vice, as to your health, from him, in whose hands your life shall be the most certainly safe, you will not consult the quack. You will be prudent in applying to him, who has, as thoroughly as possible for him, mastered his science; who, at the same time, imitating the bee in extracting honey from every variety of flow- ers, culls, from every system, whatever he may find useful in sub- duing disease, or assuaging pain.
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