The truly scientific spirit, then, should make us modest and kindly. We really know very little, and we are all fallible when facing the immense difficulties presented by investigation of natural phenomena.
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- An Introduction to the Study of Experimental Medicine, part I, chapter II, section III; translated by Henry Copley Greene, 1927; 1927 edition and translator checked in catalog; title and extended surrounding section read via web full-text rendering. Two adjacent complete sentences. Historical reflec
- An Introduction to the Study of Experimental Medicine, part I, chapter II, section III; translated by Henry Copley Greene, 1927
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