The State of Surgery (Classic Reprint): But More Particularly, the Disadvantages Its Professors Lie Under Considered; In a Letter from a Gentleman in ... a Design to Apprentice His Son to That Art - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The State of Surgery: But More Particularly, the Disadvantages Its Professors Lie Under Considered; In a Letter From a Gentleman in Town to His Friend in the Country; Occasioned by the Latter Having a Design to Apprentice His Son to That Art
This is confirmed to me by too ma ny Infiances, and what may be daily 'feen by any one, who will defcend to look into the unhappy 'morals, Cuftoms, and Manners of our Poor and Indigent. To take up a poor Wretch in the Street under the Misfortune of a broken Limb, and fending him away to St. Guy's, or to St. Bartbolomew's Hofpital, for Cure is a laudable Thing, and feems grateful to the Heart of every reafo nable thinking Man.
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