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Excerpt from Hints on the Present State of Medical Education and the Influence of Medical Schools in New England: With an Appendix Containing a Review of a Letter by T. Woodward M. D. Addressed to Professor Lincoln and First Published in the Vermont Statesman of the 19th March 1833
I had evidence, -direct and positive, that some Teachers were much more active in soliciting the attendance of young men than in making their lectures worth attending; and could not but suspect that the cause Of sound Learning was foreign to the views of such men. [no allusion is here made to the Schools in which I was instructed.
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