The Responsibility of the University Hospital in the Synthesis of Medicine, Science and Learning

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IT is relatively recent in the history of human affairs that men first came to believe that, to a large extent, their destiny and fate rested in their own hands. In the intellectual exuberance of the seventeenth century, the great Age of Reason, whose heroic figures were Newton, Boyle, Locke and Descartes, men first believed that knowledge derived by the new method called science might very well lead to a state of happiness and perfection on earth, heretofore thought impossible.One of the hallmarks of this great century was the incredible versatility of its creative scholars and leaders. Among the . . .

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