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DOI:
10.3368/lj.17.special_issue.1
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1867-07
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Julius;Althaus
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sions from the recorded facts.?On the other hand, from reflecting on the intimate nature of the disease, and enquiring " Whether the fresh principles of pathology and therapeutics, as built up and established by long and patient research, and sound and philosophical discrimination, will not show us, independently of previous experience, the possibility of combating and eradicating this distemper." " I am sorry," he continues, " that the latter mode of reasoning is one which, at the present time, is too much neglected by the medical profession." We cordially accept these observations even as applicable to the study of disease in its widest signification. If medicine is to be advanced as a science, it is not by the accumulation of heterogeneous facts, but by laborious investigation into the intimate nature of these conditions which consti-