Dr Dickson's One Medicine Theory Sparks Medical War
A heated exchange over Samuel Dickson M D s claim that most diseases stem from one underlying cause. The piece defends Dickson s critique of school medicine while challenging his originality and cites Hippocrates Mesmer and Graves The article warns against bloodletting and calomel and frames a broader attack on conventional practice with references to Searle Investigator and a looming public debate.
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Dickson
Samuel Dickson
Weekly Chronicle
Dr. Dickson
Moliere
Rousseau
Napoleon
Hippocrates
Mesmer
Dicksen
Graves
Henry Searle
Kennington
Searle
President's Farewell Address and U S Foreseeing Peace Efforts
The message to Congress celebrates prosperity and peace efforts under the current administration. It discusses foreign relations with Britain, France, Austria, Portugal, Spain, Brazil, and Mexico, boundary questions with Texas, and the need to avoid partiality in policy. It notes a large surplus and no debt, with Treasury figures showing rising revenues.
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Congress
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress of the
Hig Britannic
France
Fuss
Austria
Prussia
Naples
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
Spain
Kus Rope
Antwerp
Holland
Belgium
Brazil
Texas
Mexico
Sde
Nacogdoches
Department of War
Izia
Muscat
Siam
Ottoman Empire
Morocco
Debates on Treasury Surplus and Bank Policy in 1836
President Andrew Jackson warns against depositing surplus funds with states or distributing them to citizens. He argues for keeping only enough revenue to meet government needs and urges retention of wealth in private hands. He critiques the Deposit Act, banking profits, and potential fiscal mismanagement, advocating limited taxation and reduced surplus to prevent speculation and corruption. He also outlines military, currency, and postal reforms, favoring a stronger navy, engineer corps, and fair mail contracts.
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Novus
United States
States
Congress
Pope
City of
New York
Bank of the
Bank of the United States
United States Bank
Engineer Corps
British Islands
Liverpool
Canadas
Europe
Poyst
Bettis Toe
Treasury
House of Representatives
Senate
Houses of Congress
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Marquis of Waterford duel scare at Drury Lane and Paddington manhunt
A Friday night at Drury Lane Theatre ends in a duel threat as a noble Marquis and companions duel to the ground with pistols over an insult in a hackney coach. Paddington authorities offer £50 reward for a mutilation case with coroner inquest pending, while police chase leads across London in a spate of robberies and accidents.
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Marquis
Bayswater
Olliging
Ireland
Waterford
Paddington
Hermitage-street
Campbell
Thornton
Pegley
S Division
T Division
Tremway Rogstry
Basing Bank
Peresivine
Jem
Linton
George Martin
London
Jie
Messrs
Hill
Stoke
Zn Rozceny
Nores
GoLv
Dr. Blundell
Great George-street
Westminster
Sarah Phillesx
Church-street
Alexander Paterson
Wilt
Deptford-bridge
Thomas Fordham
Trafalgar-street
Stepney
Marks
Jermyn-street
Repent-street
Jane Milton
Camberwell Road
Camden-town
Home
Francis Smith
Crockedholm Woollen
Kilmarnock
Ape
Glasgow
Iilmarnock
Kidderminster
Kibaarnock Journal
Tay
Kidd
Regent’s Canal
Battlebridge
Tora
Thames
Finn
Wapping
London Fire Establishment
Caplan
Kempsham
Speldhurst-street
Burton, Crescent
Guildford Street
Brunswick Square
North London
Lares
Blackman-street
Royal Humane Society
Humane Society
Aud
Mount-street
Messrs. Coates and Sons
Lord Melbourne narrowly escapes injury during Holkham shooting
A shooting party at Mrs. Cokes grounds near Holkham almost injures Lord Melbourne when a nephew of Mr. Coke fires a loaded gun. A portion of the shot grazes his lordship's foot as the charge is nearly spent, while letters from Manchester note canal freezes disrupting goods transit to the metropolis.
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Athe Mason
Soeur Deeelbourge
Mr. Coke
Holkham
Mrs. Coke
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Calamel
Molieves
Montaisnes
Jackson
Secretary of the Treasury
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