Excerpt from The Practice of Medicine, Vol. 1 of 2
Thought that too dogmatic a tone has been adopted in the remarks upon the treatment of disease. But more than twenty years of daily observation have given me great confidence in the strength of the general principles which I have tried to inculcate in the fol lowing pages; and being thus zealously impressed, it is difficult (even were it advisable) to do otherwise than Speak positively.
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