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Credit: Essentials of the diseases of children. Source: Wellcome Collection.
Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.
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![OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Extract from London Lancet, July 6tli, 1889. Uaefu] Adjuncts to Systematic Reading.—It is fortunate for the Student that these books should be undertaken^by competent hands, by men who, being them- selves engaged in teaching, know where the subjects require most elucidation, and who, moreover, are careful to be accurate in their statements. Extract from Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Deoember, 1889. Morris' Materia Medica.—A most excellent vade mecum for students; its arrangement in Questions and Answers is a decided advantage. From College and Clinical Record, September, 1889. Semple's PATBOLOGy AND MoRBiD Anatomy.—A Small work upon Pathology and Morbid Anatomy, that reduces such complex subjects to the ready comprehension of the student and practitioner, is a very acceptable addition to medical literature. All the more modern topics, such as Bacteria and Bacilli, and the most recent views as to Urinary- Pathology, find a place here, and in the hands of a writer and teacher skilled in the art of simplifying abstruse and difficult subjects for easy comprehension, are rendered thoroughly intelligible. Few physicians do more than refer to the more elaborate works for passing information at the time it is absolutely needed, but a book like this of Dr. Semple's can be taken up and perused continuously to the profit and instruction of the reader. Extract from Buffalo Medical and Surgical Journal, January, 1890. Morris' Materia Medica.— Presented in a unique and attractive shape, and cannot fail to Impress the mind in a lasting manner. It is a fine specimen of book art. Extract from Cleveland Medical Gazette, December, 1889. Hare's Physiologv.- One of the best works on the subject that has come under our'notice; of great help to the earnest student. Such books are ever valuable. Extract from Southern California Practitioner, March, 1889. Ashton's Obstetrics.— Dr. Ashton's little work is a marvel of condensation and completeness. It will be of unquestionable value to the practitioner in serving to recall some of the multitudinous facts in the obstetrical art, which will frequently escape the most capacious memory.'' Extract from Southern Clinic, January, 1890. Morris' Materia Medica.—The arrangement and si4)ject-matter of this book leaves nothing to be asked for, either for the student or medical practitioner.. It is a valuable substitute for larger and mor^ expensive works.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2100772x_0227.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
