(Correspondence) A Question of Conscience

Surgeon Major

British Medical Journal, BMJ
British Medical Journal

Extract
The publication of such distressing cases is of great value, as the more widely they are known the more surely we shall receive the support of all good men and women in our efforts to induce Parliament to sanction preventitive regulation, similar to those which, wisely introduced and unwisely repealed, brought, during this too brief period of existence, the priceless blessing of health, not only to men and women, but also to the little children.


Major S. (Correspondence) A Question of Conscience. Br Med J. 1895;2(1814):870.