A Place for a Perfect Cure
Anon
Genre: | Essay, Drollery |
Subjects: | Hospitals, Religious Authority, Patronage |
Institutions mentioned: | St Bartholomew's Hospital , St Thomas's Hospital , St Luke's Hospital , St George's Hospital |
Noting how many London hospitals are named after saints, insists that hospitals are 'peculiarly Christian', pre-Reformation inventions that are not 'among the errors of Popery'. Proceeds to describe All Saints' Hospital, Eastbourne, a 'Convalescent Hospital' that 'is [...] needful to effect [...] a Perfect Cure'. Stresses how many London hospital surgeons have demanded such an institution and calls on anybody 'who has money to spare' to send it to All Saints' Hospital. |
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