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miua.2207654.0001.001	Everest, Thomas Roupell	A popular view of homoeopathy, by the Rev. Thomas R. Everest. With annotations and a brief survey of the progress and present state of homoeopathia in Europe, by A. Gerald Hull. 	1842		.txt	text/plain	53879	3160	67	The public should know too, that the practice of this art involves necessarily a fund of knowledge and a fullness of research, as well with respect to the laws of which it is composed, the parliament of Paris, for example, to pour forth a medical malison upon Hahnemann might have saved the profession the labor of investigation, and supplied the place of symptoms, are completely in the power of the medical attendant, who, employing in each case the medicines which disease, to the end, that the cause being known and removed, the effect might, as'a matter of course, follow it. being only to be efbfected by certain substances which divine Providence has gifted with certain properties of acting on the living organism, it is the duty of the medical attendant, and it ought to be the chief end of his education,	./cache/miua.2207654.0001.001.pdf	./txt/miua.2207654.0001.001.txt