Moses as a Sanitarian

EDWARD T. WILLIAMS
1882 Boston Medical and Surgical Journal  
and the novitiate is terminated only by the exercise and action which constitute experience, and confer new ability. For his training and instruction, for the gratification of that sense which appreciates and enjoys the curious and the interesting, the medical examiner needs all the opportunity and all the material which his district can possibly furnish. He is defrauded aud retarded in his official growth whenever that to-which " Chinese pox " familiar to Pacific Ocean sailors. Such epidemics
more » ... ould be largely prevented by the general adoption of circumcision. Second, the removal of the foreskin is acknowleged to be useful as a preventive of masturbation. It not only
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