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" ... as a sect, could be stricken from the record ? We may be a sect, striving in our own way for the advancement of the profession that we love so well — but we need not be a faction, obstructing others, defaming others, bringing reproach upon us all,... "
The New England Medical Gazette - Page 326
1887
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Pamphlets - Homoeopathic, Volume 8

1865 - 552 pages
...science, especially in the departments of materia medico, and therapeutics, if the work of homceopathists, as a sect, could be stricken from the record ? We...tolerating a variety of views upon various subjects. We surely may, as a body, lay just claim to being liberal. While united upon similia, we embrace some...
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The Medical Advance, Volume 19

1887 - 598 pages
...science, especially in the departments of maieria medica and therapeutics, if the work of homceopathists, as a sect, could be stricken from the record? We may...tolerating a variety of views upon various subjects. We surely may, as a body, lay just claim to being liberal. While united upon similia, we embrace some...
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Cincinnati Medical Advance, Volume 19

1887 - 654 pages
...work by laboring honestly upon other lines — and let us use no undignified or unbecoming epithets. well — but we need not be a faction, obstructing...tolerating a variety of views upon various subjects. We surely may, as a body, lay just claim to being liberal. While united upon similia, we embrace some...
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Monthly Homoeopathic Review, Volume 31

1887 - 792 pages
...especially in the departments of mitteritt mnlica and therapeutics, if the work of homceopathists, as a sect, could be stricken from the record'? We...the advancement of the profession that we love so well—but we need not be a faction, obstructing others, defaming others, bringing reproach upon us...
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Medical Counselor and Michigan Journal of Homeopathy, Volume 12

1888 - 600 pages
...work by laboring honestly upon other lines ; and let uS use no undignified or unbecoming epithets. others, bringing reproach upon us all, and retarding...tolerating a variety of views upon various subjects. We surely may, as a body, lay just claim to being liberal. While united upon similia, we embrace some...
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The Homœopathic World, Volume 22

1887 - 588 pages
...science, especially in the departments of inatena medica and therapeutics, if the work of homeopathists, as a sect, could be stricken from the record ? We...others, bringing reproach upon us all, and retarding the general progress. We should be liberal, as our Institute is liberal — tolerating a variety of...
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The British Homoeopathic Review, Volume 31

1887 - 788 pages
...science, especially in the departments of materia metlica and therapeutics, if the work of homceopathists, as a sect, could be stricken from the record ? We...tolerating a variety of views upon various subjects. " We surely may, as a body, lay just claim to being liberal. While united upon similid, we embrace...
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The Hahnemannian Monthly, Volume 22

1887 - 824 pages
...science, especially in the depart ments ofmateria medica and therapeutics, if the work of homceopathists, as a sect, could be stricken from the record ? We...tolerating a variety of views upon various subjects. We surely may, as a body, lay just claim to being liberal. While united upon similin, we embrace some...
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Medical Era, Volumes 4-5

1887 - 590 pages
...honestly upon other lines — and let us use no undignified or unbecoming epithets. from the record ? \Ve may be a sect, striving in our own way for the advancement...tolerating a variety of views upon various subjects. We surely may, as a body, lay just claim to being liberal. While united upon similia, we embrace some...
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The Hahnemannian Monthly, Volume 22

1887 - 794 pages
...science, especially in the departments ofmateria medica and therapeutics, if the work of homceopathists, as a sect, could be stricken from the record? We may...bringing reproach upon us all, and retarding general progress._ We should be liberal, as our Institute is liberal — tolerating a variety of views upon...
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