A child's belief that he had seen his deceased mother prompted a 1788 riot against people of this profession in New York City.
A child's belief that he had seen his deceased mother prompted a 1788 riot against people of this profession in New York City. An innovation in this profession was introduced by the Sudanese slave Onesimus to the Puritan minister Increase Mather. A person of this profession was aided by the black preachers Richard Allen and Absalom Jones during a 1793 crisis in Philadelphia. Elizabeth (*) Blackwell was the first woman to have this profession in the United States. This profession was shared by Benjamin Rush and Joseph Warren, who died at Bunker Hill. People of this profession practiced a technique known as variolation, or inoculation. For 10 points, name this profession whose members in colonial America often used knives to bleed their patients.
A child's belief that he had seen his deceased mother prompted a 1788 riot against people of this profession in New York City.
doctors [or physicians; or medicine]