A letter to Mr. Dale Ingram. In which the arguments he has advanced in his Enquiry into the cause of Mr. Clark's death are confuted.

Date:
1769
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A letter to Mr. Dale Ingram. In which the arguments he has advanced in his Enquiry into the cause of Mr. Clark's death are confuted. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    animofities, you will acknowledge that you have been milled. It becomes every man as a citizen of the world to endeavour to explode notions that may prove hurtful. If I have failed in this my attempt, I lhall feel an inward fatif- fadion, though I wrote not for lucre or party prejudice', and whatever re¬ ception this letter meets with from you, it will equally alFe£t Your moft obedient humble Servant^ CHIRURGICUS. FINIS.
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