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|description=English physician (1791-1868), professor of medicine in London and advocate of mesmerism. Disagreement over mesmerism led to his resignation in 1838. He founded The Zoist to record mesmeric observations and published Principles and Practice of Medicine in 1839. {{ctd-source|BCW|2|528}}.
|description=English physician (1791-1868), professor of medicine in London and advocate of mesmerism. Disagreement over mesmerism led to his resignation in 1838. He founded The Zoist to record mesmeric observations and published Principles and Practice of Medicine in 1839. {{ctd-source|BCW|2|528}}.
English physician whose interest in mesmerism led to his resignation from University Hospital in 1838; founded a mesmeric hospital in 1849 and contributed to medical and phrenological organizations. {{ctd-source|BCW|4|646}}.
|ctd rus=Эллиотсон, Джон
|ctd rus=Эллиотсон, Джон
|quotes=Zirkoff, Boris
|quotes=Zirkoff, Boris

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John Elliotson
John Elliotson
(English: John Elliotson)
English physician (1791-1868), professor of medicine in London and advocate of mesmerism. Disagreement over mesmerism led to his resignation in 1838. He founded The Zoist to record mesmeric observations and published Principles and Practice of Medicine in 1839. (BCW 2:528). English physician whose interest in mesmerism led to his resignation from University Hospital in 1838; founded a mesmeric hospital in 1849 and contributed to medical and phrenological organizations. (BCW 4:646).


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