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AUDIT ROW #395 · HEALTH.HTML'S RECORD, WHOLE — THE TEST AND ITS RESULT
The town's practitioner record — its doctors, dentists, and druggists across the decades — stands whole in Health & Care and Kemper's medical history behind it, and that record names no Black practitioner on this ground at any date. The test is printed as a test over a read-whole record: the names are all in the banked leg, the community's absence among them is a finding at that record's strength, and the county's Black professional class of the era — seated, like its institutions, in South Bend — is the boundary fact, pointed to and not dug. In a community of twenty, there was no Black doctor to exclude from a hospital staff or a Black lawyer to bar from a courtroom; the professions article and the institutions article are, once more, the census counts wearing different clothes, and the leg says so rather than multiplying sorrows the record does not contain.
Principal sources: Health & Care (the practitioner record, whole) and Kemper's medical history behind it — the test stated over them.