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THE LANCET
1873
The Lancet
ADDRESS TO STUDENTS. AT this particular season of the year hundreds of young men are anxiously awaiting the time when they shall commence the study of medicine, in order to fit themselves for the practice of a profession which, rightly conducted, is capable of conferring infinite benefit on the suffering portion of humanity, and whose influence for good may be extended to the whole community; but which, misapplied, may be productive of the gravest evils. Knowing, then, the intricacies of the
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