Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The American Physician, Vol. 32: January, 1906
More than five thousand graduates in medicine are yearly sent forth from the medical colleges of the U. S., and they, as our Canadian gradu ates, commence their life - work ignorant how to legitimately obtain practice; ignorant how to make a living; ignorant of the rules of ethics as relate to medical practice; and ignorant of the principles which relate to their personal and public duty, and of the necessity, while guarding their lawful interests, how to maintain and ad vance the organized interests of the corporate guild.
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