Statement of Proceedings on the Part of the Members of the Faculty and the Trustees of the Jefferson Medical College Against Francis S. Beattie, M. D (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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As the work was progressing, small charges for haulmghaned other trifling sums were required almost daily, arid to meetd tuess, it was agreed, that each individual should deposlt twenty,d0 $211; It was not altogether convenient for me at the day toh Cl) se my quota, and, as there was no immediate urgency mi t e ca. Some days had passed, when, on a particular occasion, was $1 ing directions to the carpenters as to the fixtures m a gartcllciuf ar part of the building, Mr. Green being present, suggeste a lfier ent mode, as being cheaper; I advocated the plan which I at rcslt had proposed, when Mr. Green, in a very ungentlemanly tone, Sglh' do you pay your twenty dollars, and it shall then be done as you wis Previously to this time, I had viewed Mr. Green. As a very common man, of ordinary capacity associated with excesswe vanity, and dis posed to arrogate to himself no inconsiderable share of consequence. I had treated him always with civility, but could not bring myself to that point from which I could view him as entitled to. Pre-eminent consideration and attention. And had I even been disposed thus to estimate him, the fact that Doctors Eberle and m'qlellan were constantly harping on his disreputable retreat from Princeton Col lege, where he had formerly been Professor of Chemistry, would have prevented me from over-valuing his standing.

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