In the 1820's and 1830's the corporate body of American physicians-a well-established professional class with a virtual monopoly over the legal practice of medicine-lost its privileged position and political power to a series of competing and hostile groups of practitioners.
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v.1. The patterns emerge: Hippocrates to Paracelsus.
v.2. Progress and regress: J. B. Van Helmont to Claude Bernard.
v.3. Science and ethics in American medicine: 1800-1914.
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