... the United States, there is almost equal judicial unani- mity in refusing recognition to this theory, and in declar- ing that no amount of ...

... of curing fevers runs directly counter to the theory of those authors, who unani- mously maintain that a fever is most properly ...

... of curing fevers runs directly counter to the theory of those authors, who unani- mously maintain that a fever is most properly ...

... with more or less regularity. Since the germ theory of disease has been so unani- mously accepted, and since the pathologists have found ...

... refuted, not by theology alone, but by the unani- mous experience of mankind, it will never cease to be a marvel that Copernicus was allowed to die a natural death. This sub- jective theory of trance, and in connection with it the ...

... on the resignation of professor Brown, by the unani- mous voice of the pupils, professors and Trustees, and by the recommendation of several of my Cincinnati medical brethren, called to the chair of Theory and Practice. 4 (26) The following is a ...

... a) Hematogenous. The present day views are almost unani- mous in holding that ... lympathic theories have been advanced. (See Chapter III.) (c) Urogenous. ...

... first almost unanimous in its adherence to the theory of contagion and in its support of the law, but as time rolled on it became nearly as unani- mous in its disbelief in contagion, and its ...

... or which were adopted by physicians of opposite theories. Respecting the origin of epidemic diseases the faculty have in all ages been strangely divided; and they have been rarely more unani- mous on the questions of their nature, and ...

... con- clusion of his talk and the convention unani- 30 SUBCONSCIOUS MIND ... and unexplainable by any theory of material science that we are forced to ...