On The Methods Of Acquiring Knowledge. An Introductory Lecture To The Course Of Institutes Of Medicine, For The Session 1838-9

In this lecture, Samuel Jackson lays out a methodology for acquiring knowledge in the medical field. While the specific context is dated, the principles and methods he outlines are still relevant and valuable today. Anyone interested in medicine, science, or research would benefit from reading this insightful and inspiring lecture.
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