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Letters by The Rev. John Newton of Olney and St. Mary Woolnoth - Including several never before published, with biographical sketches and illustrative notes is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1869.Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of hist...

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Excerpt from Functional and Sympathetic Affections of the Heart: A Paper Read Before the Society of Statistical MedicineRemembers its august abodes And murmurs as the ocean murmured there.When we remember that, except a few obscure hints in Hippocrates and the older writers, this whole science has risen within the memory of a long-lived generation - that Laennec himself fell into the blunder of attributing the second sound of the heart to the ...

Excerpt from Functional and Sympathetic Affections of the Heart: A Paper Read Before the Society of Statistical MedicineRemembers its august abodes And murmurs as the ocean murmured there.When we remember that, except a few obscure hints in Hippocrates and the older writers, this whole science has risen within the memory of a long-lived generation - that Laennec himself fell into the blunder of attributing the second sound of the heart to the ...

Excerpt from A Paper on the Effects of Lead on the HeartTo disprove or confirm these views respecting the importance of the cardiac impulse, the writer was induced, some time since, to undertake a series of examinations of the heart promiscuously in all forms of disease among the throng of patients at a large Dispensary. Many interesting facts presented. We soon found that house painters and others with either paralysis or great muscular debil...

Excerpt from A Paper on the Effects of Lead on the HeartTo disprove or confirm these views respecting the importance of the cardiac impulse, the writer was induced, some time since, to undertake a series of examinations of the heart promiscuously in all forms of disease among the throng of patients at a large Dispensary. Many interesting facts presented. We soon found that house painters and others with either paralysis or great muscular debil...

Excerpt from On the Treatment of Pleurisy: With an Appendix of Cases, Showing the Value of Combinations of Croton Oil, Ether, and Iodine, as Counter-Irritants in Other DiseasesCareful statistics from great charities have helped to fix the real value of many remedies. When life is at stake we dare not lightly risk new things. In pre senting any fancied improvements before so many accomplished physicians, it is but just, frankly to give the fact...