Old New York : Or, Reminiscences of the Past Sixty Years
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many occurrences then prevalent, were stronger than at the present day. The condition of affairs is ameliorated. Numerous agencies have heen in operation since that period, which have corrected many abuses detrimental to public safety. Then we could not speak of a school of Pharmacy. The Indian doctors and the effete remnant of licentiates by a justice's court, thanks to a superintending Providence, now rest from their labors. Collegiate knowledge is more widely diffused, and he is an adventuro...us individual who now presumes to ap- proach the bedside without the clinical knowledge of hospitals. I shall never forget the tone of dolence, are totally ignorant of the first principles of their pro- fession, and who degrade the noblest of studies into the meanest of arts, cannot have escaped the attention of any who at all re- gard the interests of society. That characters of this description do abound, not in this or that particular city or district, but are to be met with in almost every part of the country, is a fact which no one, we presume, will have the hardihood to deny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
many occurrences then prevalent, were stronger than at the present day. The condition of affairs is ameliorated. Numerous agencies have heen in operation since that period, which have corrected many abuses detrimental to public safety. Then we could not speak of a school of Pharmacy. The Indian doctors and the effete remnant of licentiates by a justice's court, thanks to a superintending Providence, now rest from their labors. Collegiate knowledge is more widely diffused, and he is an adventuro...us individual who now presumes to ap- proach the bedside without the clinical knowledge of hospitals. I shall never forget the tone of dolence, are totally ignorant of the first principles of their pro- fession, and who degrade the noblest of studies into the meanest of arts, cannot have escaped the attention of any who at all re- gard the interests of society. That characters of this description do abound, not in this or that particular city or district, but are to be met with in almost every part of the country, is a fact which no one, we presume, will have the hardihood to deny.
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