...Italian. Russian. and Hungarian, tLuuld be som* guarantee for its standiug. " The want of a book tn the English language, presenting In a concise form the views of the German patholnglsta. has long been felt; and we venture to sav no OOOK could more perfectlv supply that want...

...surgeons, his lectures forming the most popular text-books of surgery in the German language... The want of a book in the English language presenting...book could more perfectly supply that want than the pres_ent volume this work will be most welcome 1n this country as supplying a want which must have...

...the most popular text-books of surgery in the German language... The want of a book in the Knglish language presenting in a concise form the views of...that want than the present volume this work will be mo&t welcome in this country as supplying a want which must have been felt by all real students of...

...additional pages, with a number of woodcuts." — Extract from Translator1 1 Prefacc ' Ed i lion. " The want of a book in the English language, presenting...concise form the views of the German pathologists, has long been felt, and we venture to say no book could more perfectly supply that want than the present...

...pages, with a number of woodcuts." — Extract from Translator's Preface to the Kn-isti Edition. " The want of a book in the English language, presenting...concise form the views of the German pathologists, has long been felt, and we venture to say no book could more perfectly supply that want than the present...

...to in various places, and other new points that have come up within a few years are discussed. " The want of a book in the English language, presenting...concise form the views of the German pathologists, has long been felt, and we venture to say no book could more perfectly supply that want than the present...