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In the 1800s, doctors' earnings varied widely based on location, specialization, and reputation. On average, a physician might earn between $500 to $1,500 per year, which was a substantial income at the time. However, many practitioners, especially those in rural areas, faced challenges in collecting fees, and compensation could be inconsistent. Overall, the profession was less regulated than today, leading to significant disparities in pay.

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