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In this compelling and thought-provoking address, William Pepper pays tribute to Benjamin Franklin, exploring his life, work, and legacy, and the enduring contributions and impact of his ideas and inventions on American society and culture.

This insightful address by William Pepper highlights the importance of higher education in medicine, both for individual practitioners and for society as a whole. Pepper argues that a well-trained medical profession is critical to maintaining public health and promoting the welfare of all citizens. This work is an important historical reminder of the ongoing need for high-quality medical education.

Syllabus of Notes from Lectures on The Theory and Practice of Medicine Delivered Before the Students of the University of Pennsylvania is an essential resource for anyone studying medicine. Written by two of the leading medical educators of the day, this volume provides a detailed overview of the theory and practice of medicine and covers a wide range of topics, from anatomy and physiology to diagnosis and treatment. Whether you're a medical student or a practicing physician, you'll find valuable insights and knowledge in this book that will help you provide the best possible care for your patients.

Most people know Benjamin Franklin as a founding father of the United States, but few are aware of his contributions to the field of medicine. In this groundbreaking book, William Pepper explores Franklin's lesser-known achievements in the medical field, from his experiments with electricity to his advocacy for smallpox vaccination. Drawing on historical documents and medical records, Pepper offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and work of this remarkable man.

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