An exposition of the laws which relate to the medical profession in England : containing a brief account of the various ordinances, charters, and Acts of Parliament, under which the practice of medicine in England has been governed from the earliest period of its history down to the present time : with an appendix, containing an ample analysis of Sir James Graham's Bill for the better regulation of medical practice throughout the United Kingdom / by John Davies.

  • Davies, John, 1796-1872.
Date:
1844
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Credit: An exposition of the laws which relate to the medical profession in England : containing a brief account of the various ordinances, charters, and Acts of Parliament, under which the practice of medicine in England has been governed from the earliest period of its history down to the present time : with an appendix, containing an ample analysis of Sir James Graham's Bill for the better regulation of medical practice throughout the United Kingdom / by John Davies. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    AN EXPOSITION OF THE LAWS WHICH RELATE TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN ENGLAND; CONTAINING A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE VARIOUS ORDINANCES, CHARTERS, AND ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, undku WHICH TnK practice of iftUoicme m lEnglanif HAS BEEN GOVERNED FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD OF ITS HISTORY DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIME. WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING AN AMPLE ANALYSIS OF SIR JAMES GRAHAM'S BILL FOR THE BETTER REGULATION OF MEDICAL PRACTICE THROUGHOUT TJIK UNITED KINGDOM. By JOHN DA VIES, M.D. MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGES OP PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OP ENGLAND; PHYSICIAN TO THE GENERAL INFIRMARY AT HERTFORD; PHYSICIAN TO TTI' HERTFORD COUNTY GAOL; SURGEON OP THB HERTS. MILITIA; MEDICAL VISITOR TO THE LUNATIC ASYLUM AT II \ nu AM ; AUTHOR OF SELECTIONS IN PATHOLOGY AND SURGERY; PRACTICAL REMARKS ON THE USE OP IODINE; ETC., ETC. LONDON : JOHN CHURCHILL, PRINCES STREET, SOHO; AND E. W. COBB, FORE STREET, HERTFORD. 1844.