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Excerpt from Righthandedness and Lefthandedness: With Chapters Treating of the Writing, Posture, the Rule of the Road, EtcSince any sort of consciousness of the facts has existed the wisdom of righthandedness has been emphatically exhibited: (1) In the word dexterity, which is the prized and honored quality of savage and civilized man, (2) in the secondary meaning of the word sinister - nu lucky, ill-omened, evil, (3) in the persistent trainin...

Excerpt from A Dictionary of New Medical Terms: Including Upwards of 38, 000 Words and Many Useful Tables, Being a Supplement to "an Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine Biology, and Allied Sciences, "Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology, and Allied Sciences. It seemed at that time as if, for the most part, the possible phasings and discoveries of pathologic and physiologic conditions must have been made and designated with names. Since t...

Excerpt from The American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery, 1898: Being a Yearly Digest of Scientific Progress and Authoritative Opinion in All Branches of Medicine and Surgery, Drawn From Journals, Monographs, and Text-Books, of the Leading American and Foreign Authors and InvestigatorsT HE largely increased demand for the 1897 yeat-book leaves no doubt as to the usefulness of our work and of appreciation on the part of the profession, these...

Excerpt from The American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery, 1898: Being a Yearly Digest of Scientific Progress and Authoritative Opinion in All Branches of Medicine and Surgery, Drawn From Journals, Monographs, and Text-Books, of the Leading American and Foreign Authors and InvestigatorsT HE largely increased demand for the 1897 yeat-book leaves no doubt as to the usefulness of our work and of appreciation on the part of the profession, these...

Excerpt from The Meaning and the Method of Life: A Search for Religion in BiologyThe best method of reaching truth is that of a sym pathetic study of the facts before us - that is, by induc tion, and by a broad, careful, systematic inference, by making the light about us ever wider, and fearlessly at tacking the mystery beyond. Darkness and half-truths are thus progressively merged into light and larger truths, and the world of the known becom...

Excerpt from The American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery, 1903: Being a Yearly Digest of Scientific Progress and Authoritative Opinion in All Branches of Medicine and Surgery, Drawn From Journals, Monographs, and Text-Books of Leading American and Foreign Authors and InvestigatorsThe death of Dr. Charles H. Burnett and the resignations of Dr. Ingals and Dr. ()hls have'allowed the union of the departments of Otology and Laryngology under the...

An autumn singer is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1897.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 historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these bo...

Excerpt from The American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery, 1903: Being a Yearly Digest of Scientific Progress and Authoritative Opinion in All Branches of Medicine and Surgery, Drawn From Journals, Monographs, and Text-Books of Leading American and Foreign Authors and InvestigatorsThe death of Dr. Charles H. Burnett and the resignations of Dr. Ingals and Dr. ()hls have'allowed the union of the departments of Otology and Laryngology under the...

Excerpt from A New Medical Dictionary: Including All the Words and Phrases Generally Used in Medicine, With Their Proper Pronunciation and DefinitionsI. To include those new words and phrases created during the past ten years - a period rich in coinages - Which appeared destined to continuous usage. There are certainly thousands of these, and in their compilation I have especially endeavored to cover the latest results in the study of Bacteri ...

Excerpt from A Pocket Medical Dictionary Giving the Pronunciation and Definition of the Principal Words Used in Medicine and the Collateral Sciences: Including Very Complete Tables of Clinical Eponymic Terms of the Arteries, Muscles, Nerves, Bacteria, Bacilli, Micrococci, Spirilla, and Thermometric Scales, and a Dose-List of Drugs and Their Preparations, in Both the English and Metric Systems of WeightSince the publication of the last edition ...

Excerpt from A Pocket Medical Dictionary Giving the Pronunciation and Definition of the Principal Words Used in Medicine and the Collateral Sciences: Including Very Complete Tables of Clinical Eponymic Terms of the Arteries, Muscles, Nerves, Bacteria, Bacilli, Micrococci, Spirilla, and Thermometric Scales, and a Dose-List of Drugs and Their Preparations, in Both the English and Metric Systems of WeightSince the publication of the last edition ...

Excerpt from American Medicine, Vol. 13: January-December, 1907Case I. - Fracture of the sixth cervical verte bra with marked deformity and crepitus but no paralysis. Recovery.The patient is J. F., white, male, aged 66, a man of intelligence and the captain of a vessel. Family history is negative. The patient states that he was ascending a ladder, using only one hand, having a bundle in the other the foot of the ladder rested against the wharf...

Excerpt from The Medical News, Vol. 60: A Weekly Medical Journal, January-June, 1892But this, it may be admitted, is an extreme View of the case. In one of two or three ways medical ethics of the higher sort are likely to be victorious over medical ethics of the lower sort, but the victory will be a costly one both to the conquerors and to the conquered.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic book...

Excerpt from The Medical News, Vol. 60: A Weekly Medical Journal, January-June, 1892But this, it may be admitted, is an extreme View of the case. In one of two or three ways medical ethics of the higher sort are likely to be victorious over medical ethics of the lower sort, but the victory will be a costly one both to the conquerors and to the conquered.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic book...

Excerpt from American Medicine, Vol. 13: January-December, 1907Case I. - Fracture of the sixth cervical verte bra with marked deformity and crepitus but no paralysis. Recovery.The patient is J. F., white, male, aged 66, a man of intelligence and the captain of a vessel. Family history is negative. The patient states that he was ascending a ladder, using only one hand, having a bundle in the other the foot of the ladder rested against the wharf...

Excerpt from Biogrphic Clinics: The Origin of Ill-Health of De Quincey, Carlyle, Darwin, Huxley and BrowningI. With the patient's complaint upon the day Of con sultation, or during the time of the special illness. Rightly but'crudely the primary function of the physi cian is held to be to get the patient over his present trouble and let the future take care Of the future illness. The average physician will hardly recognize the remote causes wh...

Excerpt from The American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery, 1902: Being a Yearly Digest of Scientific Progress and Authoritative Opinion in All Branches of Medicine and Surgery, Drawn From Journals, Monographs, and Text-Books of the Leading American and Foreign Authors and InvestigatorsThe single change in the editorial department is occasioned by the absence of Dr. W. W. Keen from the United States. Subscribers Will be glad that Dr. J. Chalm...

Excerpt from The American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery, 1902: Being a Yearly Digest of Scienti¿c Progress and Authoritative Opinion in All Branches of Medicine and SurgeryThe single change in the editorial department is occasioned by the absence of Dr. W. W. Keen from the United States. Subscribers will be glad that Dr. J. Chalmers dacosta has consented to take charge of the department of Surgery, with the assistance of Dr. J. H. Gibbon.A...

Excerpt from The American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery, 1905: Being a Yearly Digest of Scientific Progress and Authoritative Opinion in All Branches of Medicine and SurgeryN OT only the year-book and its readers, but the American profession and people have suffered a great loss in the death of Dr. S. W. Abbott of Boston. His manuscript had been received and the proofs had passed through his hands before his death. His department in our wo...

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