...studied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis), to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes...most convenient methods of upholding vital power." — Preface, pp. vii. vüi. This is plain-spoken enough. The truth of this sort of language has been...

...studied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis), to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes...most convenient methods of upholding vital power. If one may venture a suggestion respecting the future of pathology, and of practice founded on it,...

...studied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis) to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes;...most convenient methods of upholding vital power." Dr. Todd then proceeds to hint that the time is coming when the distinction of acute inflammations...

...stndied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis) to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes...— to discover the best means of assisting them, ~lo seareh lor antidotes to morhid poisons, and to ascertain the best and most convenient methods of...

...studied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis), to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes...— their physiology, so to speak — to discover tho best means of assisting them, to search for antidotes to morbid poisons, and to ascertain the best...

...studied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis), to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes...most convenient methods of upholding vital power. The acute diseases of which examples are given are, rheumatic fever, continued fever, erysipelas, pneumonia,...

...useful only so far as they may excite, assist, or promote these natural curative processes. 16 cesses, their physiology, so to speak, to discover the best means of assisting them, to search for antidotes for morbid poisons, and to ascertain the best and most convenient methods of upholding vital power."...

...studied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis) to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes...antidotes to morbid poisons, and to ascertain the hest and most convenient methods of upholding vital power."* Although long known in scientific chemistry,...

...studied the clinical history of disease, and made himself master of its diagnosis) to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes...most convenient methods of upholding vital power." Dr. Todd then proceeds to hint that the time is coming when the distinction of acute inflammations...

...of the physician to inquire minutely into the intimate nature of these curative processes— into " their physiology, so to speak" — to discover the best means of assisting them, and to ascertain the best and most convenient methods of upholding vital power. Dr. Todd was eminently...