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Legal history of medical quackery analysis of unlicensed practice
An 1896 paper discusses the growth of unlicensed medical practice, its legal treatment in multiple states, and the boundaries of legitimate faith healing. It cites Thomson and Rice cases on unintended deaths, contrasts New York Ohio and Massachusetts laws, and argues physicians must be qualified to heal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Purrington
New York
John M. Crous
Vo Thormson
Samuel Thomson
Edo
Levett
Thomsen Paket
Anil
Voffow Powell
Lee
Commonwealth
Lord Tile
Wal
Gelli
Clare
The
Cour
Ieee
Ujam
Martel Ve
Diivideon Paige
Schoharie
Davison
Thomson
Hierva
Miscourt
Lovett
Keithley
Iowa
Schule
Pinnecheddt
Sechuia
Thomson and Rice
Beardestley
Rehuls
Vwiliew
Ted
Owen
Henlelde
Weilhe
Smith Vo Lane
Apparentiv & Museen
Pemon
UPC
Masunan Va
Phippin
Hinkel
Heath
Wilber Ve
Simpeen
Maine
Eastvi
Uline
Damoars
Kirkville
Smith
Bane
Hell
de Christian Selentiat
Metaphysical College of
Mea Mory
Boston
Cehieen
Hla Hingneris
Christian Science Church
Eddie
Selemes
Invaii
Jesus
Scienoe
Simon the Sorcerer
Peter
Gehl
Elisha
Naaman
Nebraska
Jmovie Lans
Smith Ve. Lane
Ohio
Eastman Ve
Aupreme Court of
Church of Jesus
Supreme Court
Reynold
St. James Voice
Adam Clark
Reeve Cook
Wena
Sing Slog
Nicodemus
J. John Long
Prio
Old Bailey
Marchioness of
Ormond
Fountain Head
Erle Medical Co
Buffalo, H.Y