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Montpellier, Imprimerie Centrale du Midi, 1900 So ee 8vo. 338 pp., 1 leaf. Cloth. Illustrations. A remarkably interesting general and _ historical account of many of the hospitals of Europe, and of Nursing Orders, Nursing, & Medical Education. The Fifth Part contains (pp. 167-95) a biographical and general account of Florence Nightingale and her work and influence, with French translations from her writings. The book is completed by an ex- cellent bibliography. 470 Nightingale (Florence) A silver medal, 40 mm. in diameter, with the inscription ‘“ As A Mark of Esteem and Gratitude for her Devotion to the Queen’s Brave Soldiers,” on the reverse a portrait of Florence Night- ingale. In a box £4 4s 471 Observationes Anatomicae Selectiones Am- stelodamensium, 1667, 1673. Edited, with an Introduction, by. F.. J. Cole, F.R.S. University of Reading, 1938 £1 Is 12mo. 45, 53 pp., 3 leaves. Original quarter niger. Portrait of Blasius, and plates. No. 23 of 100 copies. A beautiful reprint of two of ‘‘ the rarest and least known of all the early literature on Comparative Anatomy.”’ 472 Ophthalmology. Gleize. Nouvelles Observations pratiques sur les maladies de Oeil et leur traitement fondé sur une nouvelle théorie; dans lequel. PAutheur explique et concilie plusieurs méthodes d@opérer la Cataracte, Paris, E. Didot, 1786 [SOLD] 8vo. Half calf. 16 + 238 pp. 2 full-page plates of instruments at end. Rare. The author describes himself as ‘‘ Medecin-Oculiste’’ to the Comte d’Artois and Duc d’Orléans. 473 (Opium). Cobbe (William Rosser) Doctor Judas: a Portrayal of the Opium Habit. Chicago, 8. C. Griggs & Company. 1895 7s 6d](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b33156906_0032.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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