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social mobility between surgeons and barber-
surgeons. A
surgeon's apprenticeship began with the
practice of shaving. The
young surgeon could thus have a source...
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professions of
barbers and
surgeons diverged; by the 19th
century barber-
surgeons had
virtually disappeared, and
surgeons were
almost invariably qualified...
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practicing physicians are
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These are
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Silvano Raia (born 1930), Raia was the
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Surgeon general (pl.:
surgeons general) is a
title used in
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nations to
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