A description of the human eye, and its adjacent parts; : together with their principal diseases, and the methods proposed for relieving them. / By Joseph Warner, F.R.S.

  • Joseph Warner
Date:
MDCCLXXV. [1775]
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Credit: A description of the human eye, and its adjacent parts; : together with their principal diseases, and the methods proposed for relieving them. / By Joseph Warner, F.R.S. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    terefting to mankind as that of the Eye, prove lnftruCtive to the younger Practitioners, and lifeful to their Patients, I fhall think myfelf happy, and fufficiently rewarded for the pains I have been at. From this undertaking I have no felf-in- terefted views; and therefore think it unne- ceflary to apologize. \ The art of explaining myfelf upon fo de¬ licate a fubjeCt, in a concife, plain, and in¬ telligible manner, is all I have ftudled. Whe¬ ther or not I have effected this, the reader will be the bed judge, The whole I have written on the difeafes of.the Eyes, and their adjacent parts, is the re- fult of my own experience, and repeated obfer- vations; and as fuch I deliver it to my readers* To the younger part of the profeffion I pre¬ fume to add refs myfelf in the following words of
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