Excerpt from A Physician's Problems

I can scarcely anticipate that the views enunciated, especially in the first three chapters, will meet in all respects with general acceptance or approval, even amongst thoughtful men. They relate to prob lems of no ordinary complexity and difficulty, concerning which great differences of opinion are inevitable. My object will be attained if intelligent inquiry is directed to the solution of them, and to an investigation of, and remedy for, some of the evils here indicated.

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