Sketches of eminent medical men1799 - Medical scientists |
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... remained at Oxford about three years , during which time -in 1645 - he was made warden of Merton College , by the king's mandate . It is related of him , that , during his stay there , he was in habits of intimacy with a kindred mind ...
... remained at Oxford about three years , during which time -in 1645 - he was made warden of Merton College , by the king's mandate . It is related of him , that , during his stay there , he was in habits of intimacy with a kindred mind ...
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... entered a com- moner of Magdalen Hall , Oxford , but he could have remained there but a short time , as we are told he left the university when it became a garrison for king Charles , after the battle of 18 EMINENT MEDICAL MEN .
... entered a com- moner of Magdalen Hall , Oxford , but he could have remained there but a short time , as we are told he left the university when it became a garrison for king Charles , after the battle of 18 EMINENT MEDICAL MEN .
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... remained at Oxford for several years studying his profession , before he entered to any extent into those practical inquiries to which he so justly attached far greater importance than " to the vain THOMAS SYDENHAM , M.D. 19.
... remained at Oxford for several years studying his profession , before he entered to any extent into those practical inquiries to which he so justly attached far greater importance than " to the vain THOMAS SYDENHAM , M.D. 19.
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... remained at his post till about the month of June , not neglect- ing to profit , we may well imagine , by his opportunities of observation . At this time , the pestilence began to rage so dreadfully that it destroyed , in seven days ...
... remained at his post till about the month of June , not neglect- ing to profit , we may well imagine , by his opportunities of observation . At this time , the pestilence began to rage so dreadfully that it destroyed , in seven days ...
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... remained with him to the end of life . He determined that he would meditate on a given subject , while he was walking to a certain distance , and that then he would turn his attention to some other topic ; and he was thus accustomed to ...
... remained with him to the end of life . He determined that he would meditate on a given subject , while he was walking to a certain distance , and that then he would turn his attention to some other topic ; and he was thus accustomed to ...
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