Introductory Address on the General Medical Council, Its Powers and Its Works: Delivered at the University on October 2nd, 1906 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Introductory Address on the General Medical Council, Its Powers and Its Works: Delivered at the University on October 2nd, 1906

The Council is, in fact, neither a parliament for making professional laws nor a union for protecting professional interests. It may surprise some of you to learn that when the Council was created, nearly fifty years ago, the declared purpose of the Legislature was not to promote the welfare of professional men or professional corporations it was not to put down quackery, or even to advance medical science. The object in view was simply the interest of the public. The preamble of the Act of 1858 consists of two lines only.

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