[Valedictory address of Dr. Duncan, in the University of Edinburgh, 29th of April 1825 at the conclusion of the fifty-fifth Winter Session].

  • Duncan, Andrew, 1744-1828
Date:
1825
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Credit: [Valedictory address of Dr. Duncan, in the University of Edinburgh, 29th of April 1825 at the conclusion of the fifty-fifth Winter Session]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    sume that I shall hereafter hold some share of their esteem; and, I trust, I may with confidence say that they shall hold a place in my regard and in my affections. Though I now cease to be your teacher, Gentlemen, yet you may rest assured that I shall ever continue to be your well-wisher. If any opportunity shall hereafter present itself by which I can promote your interest, I trust that the readi- ness of my exertions will demonstrate the sincerity of my good intentions. And be assured, it is my earnest prayer, that, by your future practice of the healing art, you may do credit to the profession of Medicine, and be a blessing to those whose health is entrusted to your c^e. Farewell, Gentlemen.—Accept of my sincere wishes for your future success; and may that success be no more than the well merited reward of Industry—of Ability—and of Virtue.