Notes to The Barbarity of Circumcision as a Remedy for Congenital Abnormality — Reading edition
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I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 1I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 2I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 3I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 4I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 5I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 6I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 7I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE. · Note 8II NATURE OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS—PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE PREPUCE. · Note 1III DANGERS AND RESULTS OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS—ACQUIRED PHIMOSIS. · Note 1IV CUTTING OPERATIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS; THEIR SUPPOSED ADVANTAGES. · Note 1IV CUTTING OPERATIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS; THEIR SUPPOSED ADVANTAGES. · Note 2IV CUTTING OPERATIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS; THEIR SUPPOSED ADVANTAGES. · Note 3IV CUTTING OPERATIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS; THEIR SUPPOSED ADVANTAGES. · Note 4IV CUTTING OPERATIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS; THEIR SUPPOSED ADVANTAGES. · Note 5V DISADVANTAGES AND DANGERS OF CIRCUMCISION. · Note 1V DISADVANTAGES AND DANGERS OF CIRCUMCISION. · Note 2V DISADVANTAGES AND DANGERS OF CIRCUMCISION. · Note 3V DISADVANTAGES AND DANGERS OF CIRCUMCISION. · Note 4V DISADVANTAGES AND DANGERS OF CIRCUMCISION. · Note 5V DISADVANTAGES AND DANGERS OF CIRCUMCISION. · Note 6VI ABSENCE OF NECESSITY FOR CIRCUMCISION IN CASES OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS—THE RATIONAL TREATMENT OF THE LATTER. · Note 1VI ABSENCE OF NECESSITY FOR CIRCUMCISION IN CASES OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS—THE RATIONAL TREATMENT OF THE LATTER. · Note 2VI ABSENCE OF NECESSITY FOR CIRCUMCISION IN CASES OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS—THE RATIONAL TREATMENT OF THE LATTER. · Note 3VI ABSENCE OF NECESSITY FOR CIRCUMCISION IN CASES OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS—THE RATIONAL TREATMENT OF THE LATTER. · Note 4VI ABSENCE OF NECESSITY FOR CIRCUMCISION IN CASES OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS—THE RATIONAL TREATMENT OF THE LATTER. · Note 5VII SUMMARY. · Note 1VII SUMMARY. · Note 2VII SUMMARY. · Note 3