History of Medical Education and Institutions in the United States

Medical Education now occupies in the minds of all enlightened members of the profession, makes a review of the past not only peculiarly appropriate, but also, in the highest degree, profitable. I ndeed, without such review, and a careful tracing of present evils and defects to their origin and remote causes, no member of the profession can be prepared to act wisely his part in the great progressive movements of the age; or can discharge, with fidelity, the duties devolving on him, as a member of a learned and honorable profession.
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