Doctors Kill More Than They Save, Etc.

Item

Type

Autograph Letter Signed

Title

Doctors Kill More Than They Save, Etc.

Description

Amidst a rambling discussion of sundry topics, General Murray observes that if a practicing physician told the truth, he would admit that doctors in general kill more than they save.

year created

1799

month created

03

day created

19

author

sent from location

Boston

recipient

sent to location

Philadelphia

in image

note

Partially illegible.

notable person/group

Samuel Hodgdon
John Murray

notable location

Philadelphia
Boston
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Louisiana

notable item/thing

physician
doctor
mortality
morbidity

notable idea/issue

patriotism

notable phrase

Why, how rich must our country be, more than fifteen million subscribed! Astonishing how amazingly Catholic our citizen's are, how much they have the good of their country at heart
By the way, I realize there was not so much truth in that doing piece his. I wondered much to hear so much truth said
by an editor
Doctors in general kill more than they save
I look on the whole optimal since a libel not against one, or another, but against the whole of our nation
I told her the relation and the friend would be none other than the governor and by the royal shipment was undoubtedly intended a great deal of very good things, he was got to send by the way of New Orleans
However, said I, as you and I, my dear, feel a most intense affection for this very worthy man, and some do not, in our hearts, like him

document number

1799031980001

page start

1

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[view document] (4 pages) ZQE21 (4 pages) Collection: Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94) B: 7
[view document] (4 pages) ZQE21a (4 pages) Collection: Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94) B: 7

Document names

Type Name Location Notes
Author John Murray Boston [n/a]
Recipient Samuel Hodgdon Philadelphia [n/a]