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Aequanimitas and Other Addresses

by Sir William Osler read by Luke Sartor

Contemporary Medical

16 hr 41 min 12 parts English First published 1910

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Part 1Chapters 1–3

1 hr 29 min

Part 2Chapters 4–5

1 hr 17 min

Part 3Chapters 6–8

1 hr 32 min

Part 4Chapters 9–10

1 hr 6 min

Part 5Chapters 11–14

1 hr 34 min

Part 6Chapters 15–18

1 hr 31 min

Part 7Chapters 19–20

1 hr 16 min

Part 8Chapters 21–22

1 hr 4 min

Part 9Chapters 23–25

1 hr 54 min

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Part 11Chapters 28–30

1 hr 24 min

Part 12Chapters 31–34

1 hr 32 min

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Sir William Osler

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This book is a compilation of twenty-two addresses given by Sir William Osler in various settings. He spoke on the philosophical and moral foundations of medical science, giving instruction to the student the teacher, the physician and the nurse. In his own el…

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Published: 1910
Language: English

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