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31230	Hiller, Frederick	Allopathy and Homoeopathy Before the Judgment of Common Sense!			.txt	text/plain	10313	361	55	He says: If we compare the good which a half dozen true disciples of Æsculapius have done since their art began, with the evil which the immense number of doctors have inflicted upon mankind, we must be satisfied that it would have been infinitely better for mankind if medical men had never existed. The workings of his mind, and the character of the man, at this time will be best understood by a quotation from the letter he wrote to Hufeland, where he says: Having briefly reviewed, the sad experience of the systems of Sydenham and Hoffmann, of Boerhave and Glaubius, of Stahl, Cullen and de Hean, he continues, But it is, perhaps, the very nature of this art, as great men have asserted that it is incapable of attaining any greater certainty.	cache/31230.txt	txt/31230.txt
