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Physicians. There is no class or profession Of
men who appear 10 the world to have so little res
pee, or courtesy towards each other as physicians.
They seem often to regard each other as rivals to
be vanqushed, rather than associates in high and
liberal art. We think it therefore to the credit of
the physicians of Boston, that they have agreed to
have "medicai conversazione," regularly once a
month, the object of which is to cultivate feelings Of
friendship among the profession, TO communicate q.
ny important facts which may have come to the
knowledge OF any one Of them, and generally to pro-
mote the extension of medical knowledge.