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Title
Corn doctor, The VIA ID
Digital Object
LocationCenter for the History of Medicine, Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine; SA.L04.06
Creation Date
1793
Description
23 x 29 cm. Form/Genrestill image engravings etchings Materials Typeengraving (printing process) Materials Typeetching (printing process) Materials Typehand coloring
Subject
foot
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medical personnel
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caricatures Category Public Health, 1800-1899
Medical Education and Practice
Note Inscription: On recto of image: "Madam, ther's not a man of the profession in Europe, that can cut a corn with that ease, delicacy, & safety as myself" "Oh! curse your delicacy- you've touched me to the quick- you have ruined me you fumbling dog- you a chiropedist, old Susan here would have done me better- if you don't immediately decamp, I'll tear all the hair off your shallow pate." ; "Published Nov. 20th, 1793 by Rob't Sayer & Co. Fleet Street, London."
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