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Identifier: newenglandjourna10bost (find matches)
Title: The New England journal of medicine and surgery
Year: 1821 (1820s)
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Subjects: Medicine Medicine
Publisher: (Boston : T.B. Wait and Co.)
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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able ruff or point, to prevent thenecessity of shoeing so often, and the consequent injury of thehoof. From the structure of the horses foot, it is evident that naturedid not design it to be incumbered with an iron shoe. It is alsoevident that nature did not intend it to beat upon paved streets,and hard roads. Civilization and luxury render both now neces-sary. It becomes, therefore, an act of humanity, as well as in-terest, to protect the hoof in the best possible manner. Mr.Goodwins method of shoeing appears to me admirably calcu-lated to render the motions of the horse easy to himself, to pro-tect and preserve the hoof in its natural state, and thereby pro-long the usefulness of the animal. 1821.J Veterinary Surgery, 249 The following cut, taken from a plate in Mr. G.s work, illus-trates, in a very simple manner, the remarks made at pages 246,247. Fig. 1. Represents part of a fore-leg, with a side view ofthe foot, shod on Mr. Goodwins system. Fig. 2. A side view of the coffin bone.
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Vol. X. 32 250 Dr. Charming, on the (July? An account of some of the agents, medicinal or mechanical, whichhave been applied externally, in the treatment of diseases ;with notices of some of the writings which have been particular*ly devoted to this subject. By W. Channing, M. D. (Communicated for the JNew-England Journal of Medicine and Surgery.) I HE effects of external agents on the body and mind, havealways attracted the notice of physicians. The principalinterest however, has been excited towards their operation inthe production of disease, and the records of medicine are rich invaluable details both of facts and opinions in relation to the subject.Hippocrates led the way in these inquiries. His little work on air,water, and situation, has come down to us, and is an admirable trea-tise on the various operations of these several agents. The valueof this work is to be found in its facts rather than its reasonings.But these last are not without interest. They are the efforts ofa sin

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