Medical reform a social question, comprehensively studied with the light of philosophy, history, and common sense : two letters to the Right Hon. Viscount Palmerston ... / by Joseph Sampson Gamgee.

  • Gamgee, Sampson, 1828-1886.
Date:
1857
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    MR. JOSEPH SAMPSON GAMGEE'S WO^Uks. I. RESEARCHES IN PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY, AND CLINICAL SURGERY, WITH SIX PLATES. This work fully sustains Mr. Gamgee's character for deep research, unwearied industry, and great clearness of judg- ment.—British Medical Journal. In Mr. Garagee's book the subjects are very ably handled.—The Lancet. The subjects treated of in the present volume are all of the highest interest, and Mr. Gamgee has handled them in an able analytical spirit.—Medical Circular. 11. REFLECTIONS ON PETIT'S OPERATION, AND ON PURGATIVES AFTER HERNIOTOMY. Mr. Gamgee is clearly a thoughtful inquirer after truth.'' —Medical Times. We believe that no one can read this little work without feeling confidence in the authors calm powers of analysing evidence and reasoning on facts.-.—Association Med. Journal. III. ON THK ADVANTAGES OF THE STARCHED APPARATUS IN THB TREATMENT OF FRACTURES, &c , TTITH rOUKTKBN ILtrSTKATIONS. To this Treatise the Council of University College ateardedthe Liston Gold Medal in 1853. Mr. Gamgee is the pioneer in this country of an important improvement in surgical appliances.—Dublin Quarterly. This is an excellent work ; practical, wcll-writtcn. and will prove ugoful.—British and Forritjn Mcd.-Chir. Rev.