Hints on the constitution of dispensaries, with a view of their being rendered of more extensive benefit to the labouring population / John Storer.

  • Storer, John.
Date:
1832
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    has assumed no facts that he did not believe to be universally admitted; the reasons and inferences he leaves at the bar of the public. From his long standing in his profession, (having practised in Not- tingham since 1781, and having relin- quished all professional pursuits to his junior brethren,) he thinks he has some title to speak out, and to plead exemption from the suspicion of any unbecoming motive. He is certainly unconscious of entertaining any, and thinks the only possible suspicion^ that can arise is, that of his acting on this point, at the instiga- tion of others. Having foreseen this, he has guarded against it, by being enabled to declare, that this tract is sent to the press without the privacy of one indivi- dual of the medical profession. He is, indeed, convinced that none of them are at all acquainted with his particular views on these points, but as far they are to be gathered from the sketch, at first sub-